We haven’t implemented a 4D exporter. It should not be hard to do it - you simply dump all the slices (all frames of all time points) into a single series - but there was just not a lot of request from users.
If you have Python scripting experience and willing to spend some time with it then we can help you getting started. Alternatively, if you are not ready to start working on this then we can move this topic to the “feature requests” category and if enough people vote on it then we’ll work on it.
Appreciate it! I have some experience with Python Scripting. Could you give me a few pointers as to how I would go about it?
Just to clarify, I already have different "MRMLvolume"s of the exact same dimensions at different time points. How can I go about creating a DICOM series from it?
Hi Andras,
I want to export the DICOM 4D volume. When I export it using DICOM I can see only one volume and not all the available series. Can Slicer help to view the DICOM 4D volumes with 6-8 frames of cardiac cycles? Any help ? I wan to view like horoas application gives a view for a 4D volume with different frames.
Yes, Slicer can import, visualize, export 4D volumes. If something does not work at you expect then describe what you did (in a way that allows us to reproduce it), what you expected to happen, and what happened instead. Share the data you load (make sure it is anonymized or use publicly available data set) and include screenshots.
Horos probably just shows you a list of 2D slices. In contrast, Slicer reconstruct 3D volumes. If a slice is missing from a volume then the entire volume may be discarded. If you enable detailed logging in Application Settings / DICOM then you may find more details in the application log. If you can share the anonymized data set then I can have a look, too.