| display images by acquisition time? |
Jun 15, 2016 12:51 AM
by Miguel
by Miguel
Is there a way to sort images by image acquisition time rather than series/image number?
I am creating anonymized teaching files with multiple modalities in the same case (i.e., non con CT with followup MR) and would like to display the image in order of time acquired. The default way the images are arranged will, for instance, intersperse series 1 from the CT with series 2 from the MR and back to series 3 from the CT. This can be done under settings in Osirix/Horos by I have been hard pressed to find the equivalent for RadiAnt.
Thanks,
Miguel
I am creating anonymized teaching files with multiple modalities in the same case (i.e., non con CT with followup MR) and would like to display the image in order of time acquired. The default way the images are arranged will, for instance, intersperse series 1 from the CT with series 2 from the MR and back to series 3 from the CT. This can be done under settings in Osirix/Horos by I have been hard pressed to find the equivalent for RadiAnt.
Thanks,
Miguel
Jun 28, 2016 02:43 PM
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No, currently only the default sorting by series number is available, I'm afraid.
Jul 13, 2016 08:42 PM
by Aaaaa
by Aaaaa
When creating the files, is it not possible to change the series numbers?
Oct 12, 2016 02:07 PM
by Frogger
by Frogger
Why is it that series number not based on the actual series number, but numbered sequentially?
For example, if i export from two separate discs, even though the second one is a continuation of the first, the series are going to be counted from 0001 in disc 2, even though it's supposed to be series 0015.
For example, if i export from two separate discs, even though the second one is a continuation of the first, the series are going to be counted from 0001 in disc 2, even though it's supposed to be series 0015.
Oct 12, 2016 09:33 PM
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Well, this is the way we implemented it, the number in the exported filename corresponds to the position of a series in the series preview pane.
The solution of your problem would be copying disks to a folder, opening all the files and exporting them in one batch.
The solution of your problem would be copying disks to a folder, opening all the files and exporting them in one batch.
Oct 13, 2016 09:14 AM
by Frogger
by Frogger
Hi,
But that's under the assumption that they are all sequential, when disc 2 could have a series number at the end or in the middle that doesn't follow the sequence.
But that's under the assumption that they are all sequential, when disc 2 could have a series number at the end or in the middle that doesn't follow the sequence.
Oct 14, 2016 05:30 PM
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We plan to add customization of the exported file names/paths. However, currently only sequential numbering is available, I'm afraid.