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CHOP-fMRU is a piece of medical software created at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to perform functional MR urography and is based on the IDL framework. While implementing CHOP-fMRU at OHSU, I encountered several barriers that were best addressed with additional software. This adjunct program is designed to: -Organize DICOM files from multiple studies -Adjust DICOM header values to reflect assumptions made by CHOP-fMRU software and allow them to be imported into the study -Selectively exclude certain time points or slice positions from the study -Create new DICOM files from the images that are exported from CHOP-fMRU so they can be uploaded back to PACS as an additional series within the study.
This open source project available under the simplified BSD license. It relies on the Grassroots DICOM library, which is available under the same license.
- .NET Framework 4.5 (minimum)
- 64-bit OS
To quickly get started with the application, simply download the most recent stable release (this is the CHOP-fMRU_Assistant_Release.zip file, which can be found in the git directory). Extract the folder to your file system and run the CHOP-fMRU_Assistant application.
This software is developed in C# using Visual Studio 2015. It's based on the 64-bit, C# wrapped version of the Grassroots DICOM library. Please feel free to submit issues through git or to contribute to the project yourself. Learning to collaborate using Git is the primary reason I decided to share this project.