
The available built-in functions are listed in Table 2. 3, ,4, 4, and and5 5 includes several examples of using built-in functions to obtain or transform values. The image data for selected objects can be viewed using the embedded ImageJ image viewer by using the View/View Selected Images menu item (Fig. Modified objects can be saved to disk or sent via the DICOM networking protocol to a C-STORE storage service, such as a PACS. Changes made to the DICOM metadata are applied only to those objects selected in the left side tree view also, although changes are immediately visible in the metadata summary, the actual DICOM objects are modified only when exported. A selected attribute can be deleted via a menu option. Attribute values can be changed by clicking on the value field and typing a replacement value. This summary includes, for each attribute, its numeric tag, the human-readable attribute description, an indicator of whether the value has been changed, and the value or values of that attribute in the selected objects. The right side of the main window is a summary of the metadata for all objects selected in the tree view at left. The left side of the main DicomBrowser window is a tree view of the patient–study–series–instance hierarchy of all loaded DICOM objects items in this view can be expanded or collapsed to show or hide the lower levels of the hierarchy. The DicomBrowser GUI presents two views of the DICOM metadata, as shown in Fig.
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DicomBrowser can save modified objects as local files or send them to a DICOM storage service using the C-STORE network protocol. Users can make ad hoc changes in a graphical user interface, write metadata modification scripts for batch operations, use partly automated methods that guide users to modify specific attributes, or combine any of these approaches. It supports interactive loading and viewing of DICOM images and metadata across multiple studies and provides a rich and flexible system for modifying DICOM metadata.
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DicomBrowser is software designed to ease the transition between clinically oriented DICOM tools and the specialized workflows of research imaging.
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DICOM-compliant devices and the data they produce are generally designed for clinical use and often do not match the needs of users in research or clinical trial settings.

Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) is the dominant standard for medical imaging data.
