A library/wrapper for findscu.
It is possible to use these libraries to retrieve information from a PACS. You can read tests/simple_test.php to see how easy it is accessing your data from your PACS. Just an example:
use HalSoft\DcmPh\Query\PatientQuery;
use HalSoft\DcmPh\Query\StudyQuery;
$called_aet = "TESTSERVER";
$pacs_ip = "www.dicomserver.co.uk";
$pacs_port = 104;
$calling_aet = "LOCALAET";
//Create a new patient query
$pq = new PatientQuery($called_aet, $pacs_ip, $pacs_port, $calling_aet);
//Find all patients who's name's like JOHN^
$patients = $pq->findPatientsByName('JOHN^');
//Create a new study query
$stq = new StudyQuery($called_aet, $pacs_ip, $pacs_port, $calling_aet);
//Find all studies for the patient whose id is 2222.2222
$studies = $stq->findStudiesByPatientId('2222.2222');In this way it is easy to retrieve the information needed to retrieve wado objects:
- studyUID (StudyInstanceUID)
- seriesUID (SeriesInstanceUID)
- objectUID (SOPInstanceUID)
This library is really at its early stage. HANDLE WITH CARE!
If you want to use it, you must have findscu and dcm2xml from http://dicom.offis.de/ and available in your path.
The library must have write permission (to save dcm files).
The library use dcm2xml and simple-xml to read dicom files.
I think that I the near future it'll use (nanodicom)[https://github.com/nanodocumet/Nanodicom] to read dicom files. But I'm not sure for two reasons:
- the last commit is aged 1 year
- nanodicom is quite complete, it uses a huge and complete Dicom dictionary while I'd prefere to keep DcmPh....lighter
This library is licensed under the MIT license.