This is the command dicomfind that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
dicomfind - vtk-dicom CLI
DESCRIPTION
usage:
dicomfind [options] <directory> ...
options:
-L Follow symbolic links (default).
-P Do not follow symbolic links.
-k tag=value
Provide an attribute to be queried and matched.
-q <query.txt>
Provide a file to describe the find query.
-maxdepth n
Set the maximum directory depth.
-name pattern
Set a pattern to match (with "*" or "?").
-image Restrict the search to files with PixelData.
-series
Find all files in series if even one file matches.
-print Print the filenames of all matched files (default).
-print0
Print the filenames with terminating null, for xargs.
-exec ... +
Execute the given command for every series matched.
-exec ... \;
Execute the given command for every file matched.
-execdir ... +
Go to directory and execute command on every series.
-execdir ... \; Go to directory and execute command on every file.
--help
Print a brief help message.
--version
Print the software version.
This command can be used to locate DICOM files. It shares many features with the UNIX
"find" command. When searching for files with a specific attribute (with "-k"), the tag
can be specified in the form GGGG,EEEE or with its canonical name e.g. Modality=MR from
the DICOM dictionary. Alternately, the tags can be listed in a query file given with the
"-q" option (one tag per line). Attributes nested within sequences can be specified by
giving a tag path e.g. "-k Tag1/Tag2/Tag3". Either a forward slash or a backslash can be
used to separate the components of the path. Private tags should be preceded by the
private dictionary name in square brackets.
The "-exec" and "-execdir" arguments cause dicomfind to run the specified program on the
found files. For example, to dump each file one would use "-exec dicomdump {} \;" where
each instance of {} will be replaced by a found file, and ";" indicates the end of the
args to dicomdump. Alternately, if "+" is used to end the args, then the program will be
run on each DICOM series and {} will be replaced by all files in the series. The
"-execdir" argument is similar, except that it runs the program from within the directory
of the file (or files), and {} is replaced by just the filenames instead of with the full
paths.
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