Extractor for old Toshiba systems fails
Issue #617
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If an examination carried out on an older Toshiba system contains multiple studies then the extractor creates a sub-folder for each, and copies the corresponding images into each sub-folder. The extractor then creates an RDSR in each sub-folder, and then supplements this with data from image tags.
There is an assumption that each sub-folder contains a dose image file with suitable data to create the initial RDSR using the Pixelmed.jar utility. This assumption is incorrect, and the extractor fails if a sub-folder does not contain a dose image file.
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I need to push out beta 3 because I have broken QR of studies with SR in. Is this ready?
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Correcting the line feed back again (hence white space issue). Refs
#617→ <<cset 30ebb1adbbe5>>
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Adding ref
#617to changes, fixes#617→ <<cset a1946ad809d2>>
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Adding ref
#617to changes, fixes#617→ <<cset a1946ad809d2>>
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There is a further bug in this routine that needs fixing.
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Fixed typo in fileName property. Fixes issue
#617.→ <<cset b2d686e51b04>>
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Merged in issue617ToshibaCTextractorBug (pull request #186)
Fixed typo in fileName property. Fixes issue
#617.Approved-by: Ed McDonagh ed@mcdonagh.org.uk
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Fixed issue where examination with multiple studies caused the extractor to crash if one of the studies does not contain a dose summary file. References issue
#617→ <<cset 9eeb8522ba3b>>