Posts by Joe Dalton

    Hi,


    I've got a question on how ConQuest stores it DICOM files in its data folder. When I put files in my incoming folder they get nicely stored in the data folder and I can see their content from the 'Browse database' tab. However, when I try to read some of those images directly from the data folder, using e.g. irfranview or dcmtk, I can't read the image (dcmtk e.g. says

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    Error occurred reading metadata from image file : Open: Failed to open DICOM file, DCMTK returned status: I/O suspension or premature end of stream

    ).


    If I export the study as a zip file or copy it to a storescp, the files become readable again. This issue might be related with http://forum.image-systems.biz/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=46983 and http://forum.image-systems.biz/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=43474


    I've been comparing some of the stored and exported files and I've noticed that a tag that is 'SS' in the file as stored in ConQuest's data folder is 'US' in the file as exported by Conquest. So I can imagine why reading the image may trip up. There seems to be another difference as well, but I haven't been able to pin it down (yet).


    The input file transfer syntax is Explicit Big Endian, the storage setting for ConQuest is un.


    When I import the input image I get the following in the log window:


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    [CONQUESTSRV1] Connected by address: 0100007f[CONQUESTSRV1] Testing transfer: '1.2.840.10008.1.2' against list #0 = '1.2.840.10008.1.2'[CONQUESTSRV1] 0000,0002 18 UI AffectedSOPClassUID "1.2.840.10008.1.1" [CONQUESTSRV1] 0000,0100 2 US CommandField 48 [CONQUESTSRV1] 0000,0110 2 US MessageID 7 [CONQUESTSRV1] 0000,0800 2 US DataSetType 257 [CONQUESTSRV1] 0002,0010 17 UI TransferSyntaxUID "1.2.840.10008.1.2" [CONQUESTSRV1] 9999,0400 132 LO ConquestConsoleComma "addimagefile:dottynumber.73.2.dcm" [CONQUESTSRV1] Fiximage: Added patient name[CONQUESTSRV1] FreeStore Left 68434 on C:\[CONQUESTSRV1] Added file: C:\dicomserver1419a\Data\PatientID\dottynumber.669.3_0003_000002_15036634740005.dcm


    and when I export it as a zip file I get:



    Any help on how to work around this issue is much appreciated.


    Best regards,


    Joes