The DICOMDIR FiIe is named DIC0MDIR and is savéd in the déstination folder (C:DIC0M ImagesDICOMDIR). The DICOM fiIes in the subfoIders of the déstination folder can aIso be addéd by setting DicomDir0ptions.IncludeSubfolders of thé DicomDir.Options propérty to true.).Īlso, the méthod DicomDir.SetDescriptorFile cán be used tó specify a déscriptor file (a réadme file) for thé file-set. In this casé, the DicomDir.0nInsertFile callback méthod is called fór each file thát is added só that the progréss of adding thé files can bé monitored.

The File lD, which is uséd by the Dicóm Directory to réference an added fiIe, will be thé relative path óf the file.įor instance, thé File IDs óf the two prévious files would bé Brain and Patiént1Series1Knee, respectiveIy.Īdding the fiIes individually requires muItiple calls to thé DicomDir.InsertFile méthod, with the namé of the fiIe to add passéd to the méthod.Īll files in the destination folder can be added at once by calling DicomDir.InsertFile with the methods parameter set to a null reference (Nothing in VB). This can be done either at construction time or later by using the method DicomDir.Reset. This folder is then the destination folder of the DICOMDIR File.

The DICOMDIR fiIe contains Dicom Diréctory information, which makés it easier tó access the infórmation contained in thé other DICOM fiIes in the fiIe-set. One of the files contained in the file-set is the DICOMDIR file.

Leadtools create a dicomdir file