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  • Reading JPEG Compressed DICOM Files

    Hello All:

    Does anyone have source code for reading JPEG compressed images that they
    would be willing to share. Specifically, I am looking for software that can
    read the Lossless Huffman encoding. This is the default standard for DICOM
    files. At present, I must go through a rather painful process of loading
    the files into Osiris and saving them in an uncompressed DICOM format. This
    is fine for the occasional file, but when I must convert 60+ images at a
    time, it becomes very frustrating and time consuming. I frequently receive
    DICOM files for analysis, and some of them are JPEG compressed. I have a
    program that I wrote to convert a series of DICOM files into one AVS field
    file. I would like to include source code for reading these compressed
    files.

    I have tried using "FreeImage" from SourceForge.net. It will read a variety
    of compression formats, including numerous JPEG encodings, but the one that
    it will not read is the Lossless Huffman. I am aware of a several available
    libraries for reading DICOM files, but each one comes at a premium price.

    Any help you can give would be appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Jim
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    James M. Ziegler, Ph.D., P.E.
    Medical Metrics, Inc.
    jziegler@orthomet.com

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