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I'm a new user of EvilDicom and must say it is a very usefull tool that I use to massively export DICOM to a machine used by students.
At the moment, I export all approved plans and remove the ones I don't want with a python script.
I would like to be able to choose not to export the verification plans even though they are approved.
According to my knowledge, the difference between a verification plan and one designed for the treatment is in the DICOM tag (300A,000C) RTPlanGeometry.
In this tag, the value is "VERIFICATION" for the verification plan and "PATIENT" for the treatment.
So far, sorting plans using this small difference has worked for me with my python scripts, so I wonder if it would be possible for you to implement this as an attribut of the CFindPlanIOD class.
I thank you for all the efforts you put into this package.
Best regards,
Dimitri
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Damn Friday afternoons, I did a little mistake that I will correct right now:
The DICOM Tag (300A,000C) RTPlanGeometry takes the value PATIENT/TREATMENT_DEVICE wether it is verification/treatment
and also the DICOM tag (300A, 000A) Plan Intent changes from VERIFICATION to CURATIVE depending on the type verification/treatment.
Hi there,
I'm a new user of EvilDicom and must say it is a very usefull tool that I use to massively export DICOM to a machine used by students.
At the moment, I export all approved plans and remove the ones I don't want with a python script.
I would like to be able to choose not to export the verification plans even though they are approved.
According to my knowledge, the difference between a verification plan and one designed for the treatment is in the DICOM tag (300A,000C) RTPlanGeometry.
In this tag, the value is "VERIFICATION" for the verification plan and "PATIENT" for the treatment.
So far, sorting plans using this small difference has worked for me with my python scripts, so I wonder if it would be possible for you to implement this as an attribut of the CFindPlanIOD class.
I thank you for all the efforts you put into this package.
Best regards,
Dimitri
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: