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finetjul avatar finetjul commented on July 27, 2024 1

Are you therefore sure that the problem comes from the anonymization and not simply the fact that the files are bigger ?
Does it take more time to process 54 large files than 2561 small files ?

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finetjul avatar finetjul commented on July 27, 2024

Maybe those DICOM's are significantly different. Should they have nested DICOM tags, it may make the algorithm slower.
It would be good if we could have both DICOMs (ideally original or but anonymized could be a first step).

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Ede1994 avatar Ede1994 commented on July 27, 2024

I think while putting together the headers I noticed the reason for this. Siemens has started to bundle several files with the new software version. With the old versions there are 2561 individual DICOM files per QSM, with the new version only 54 files, but then with correspondingly large files. Thus the header grows to over 6000 lines, whereby these are also nested.

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Ede1994 avatar Ede1994 commented on July 27, 2024

Here is a sample of the new software version: xa50_sample.txt

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Ede1994 avatar Ede1994 commented on July 27, 2024

Yeah okay, I've checked this and it is almost equally fast. Sorry for the confusion.
One more question:
As you can see in the txt file there are lots of nested tag groups and I will delete for example all tags with arrays as their values, e.g. [0x5200, 0x9229][0][0x0021, 0x10fe][0][0x0021, 0x1019].
In pydicom I get this tag like this:

ds = pydicom.dcmread(filename_new)
elem = ds[0x5200, 0x9229][0][0x0021, 0x10fe][0][0x0021, 0x1019]
print(elem)

How can I delete this specific tag with your tools?

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finetjul avatar finetjul commented on July 27, 2024

This is a good question, I do not know if it is doable as of now.

@pchoisel do you have an idea ?

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pchoisel avatar pchoisel commented on July 27, 2024

Hi,

If you want to delete tags that are nested inside a sequence tag, you will have to delete the entire sequence tag.
In order to delete the sequence tag (0x5200, 0x9229), you can call dicom-anonymizer with the following arguments : -t '(0x5200, 0x9229)' delete

Otherwise, the code would need a bit of modification to delete single tag inside a sequence.

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pchoisel avatar pchoisel commented on July 27, 2024

Closing this for no activity
@Ede1994 If you need further help with dicom-anonymizer, feel free to open another issue

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