Today, a new development snapshot of the DCMTK has been made available. This is the eighth snapshot after the official release of version 3.6.0. Again, a couple of minor issues have been fixed that were detected after the publication of the previous version. Continue reading
Today, I read a very interesting article from David Clunie on “open vs. closed standards in healthcare IT”. The short version is: HL7 is a closed standard, unlike the DICOM standard, which requires no fee for implementation and which, therefore, can be regarded as an open standard. Even the specification of the DICOM standard can be obtained free of charge. Continue reading
Today, we have moved the current development version of DCMRT, the “new” DCMTK module for radiation therapy, to the public source code repository. The so-called medium-level API is still missing, but we are working on it with high priority. We hope to have the missing parts available for the next DCMTK snapshot … Continue reading
Today, a new development snapshot of the DCMTK has been made available. This is the seventh snapshot after the official release of version 3.6.0. Again, a couple of minor issues have been fixed that were detected after the publication of the previous version. And, we have also again updated the code for the latest changes to the DICOM standard. Continue reading
About 10 years ago, we started conducting DICOM training courses. At that time we already gained several years of DICOM experience, so we felt confident to talk about something we have a clue about. Our first course was a two-day training about the various aspects of the DICOM standard. Later on, we also offered training courses on our DICOM toolkit DCMTK, a one-day DICOM basics course and several special courses based on what our customers wanted to learn about. And in November this year, we will conduct the first DICOM troubleshooting course (initially, in German language only). Continue reading
