NAME

       dicomtodicom - vtk-dicom CLI

DESCRIPTION

   usage:
              dicomtodicom -o directory file.dcm ...

   options:
       -o directory
              The output directory.

       -s --silent
              Do not print anything while executing.

       -v --verbose
              Verbose error reporting.

       --axial
              Produce axial slices.

       --coronal
              Produce coronal slices.

       --sagittal
              Produce sagittal slices.

       --series-description
              Textual description of the series.

       --series-number
              The series number to use.

       --modality
              The modality: MR or CT or SC.

       --uid-prefix
              A DICOM uid prefix (optional).

       --version
              Print the version and exit.

       --build-version
              Print source and build version.

       --help Documentation for dicomtodicom.

       This program allows adjustment of a DICOM series.

       In  its most basic functionality, this command reads a DICOM series and then writes it out
       with a new UID.  It strips out any meta data that is not recognized as  part  of  the  SOP
       class  that  it is writing.  In other words, its main purpose is to coerce the data to fit
       the requested SOP class.

       Currently, only three output SOP classes can be written: Secondary Capture,  CT,  and  MR.
       Enhanced  CT  and  Enhanced  MR  cannot  be  written, but they can be read, therefore this
       program can be used to convert enhanced single-file CT and MR DICOM into a series of DICOM
       files.

       The  written  data  has  the ImageType set to DERIVED\SECONDARY\OTHER and has a new series
       number and name.  It isn't meant to replace the original  data,  it  is  simply  meant  to
       coerce the data into a format that might be more compatible with other software.

       Reformatting  of  the  data  (MPR)  is  permitted  during  the  conversion.   This  is  an
       experimental feature and causes much of the per-instance meta data to be discarded.

AUTHOR

       This  manual  page was written by Mathieu  Malaterre  <malat@debian.org>  for  the  Debian
       GNU/Linux system, but may be used by others.