I’ve been using a custom extension for Slicer3D for bone analysis and realized that I accidentally ran an analysis on incorrect images because when importing the DICOMs from a folder, it appears extremely similar in the DICOM Database. If there was an easier way to distinguish these DICOMs, my analysis would have run smoother. I thought that the following changes may help:
Having the File Names in the DICOM Database where the DICOMs were imported from.
Anything that pertains to dates, have it in a simpler format such as dd/mm/yyyy. For times, use the local machine’s time and have the option to switch between military and non-military formats.
Have arrows on both sides of a column to change its size. I was trying to adjust the column widths and it wasn’t quite intuitive.
Thanks for the suggestions. We are working on a completely new, patient-oriented, visual DICOM browser with thumbnails and more clear separation of patients and studies. We expect to make it available within a few months.
I was just curious to know if there was any new information regarding the release of the new DICOM database. I’ve been tasked to create a tutorial video regarding how to use our custom extension with Slicer, and I’d like to incorporate the new database in the video to help prevent confusion. Thanks!