Simple DICOM integration using IRIS for Health
Build the images and run the containers:
docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d
Open DICOM.Production. Use the default superuser / SYS account.
Open an interactive session with a tools container which contains the dcm4che DICOM simulator.
docker exec -it tools bash
Build a DICOM document with a PDF embedded and some metadata:
./pdf2dcm -m PatientName=Simpson^Homer -m PatientSex=M -- /shared/pdf/sample.pdf /shared/pdf/embeddedpdf.dcm
Send DICOM document to IRIS Business Service
./storescu -b DCM_PDF_SCP -c IRIS_PDF_SCU@iris:2010 /shared/pdf/embeddedpdf.dcm
Have a look at the received messages!.
Open an interactive session with a tools container which contains the dcm4che DICOM simulator.
docker exec -it tools bash
Have a first look at some of the DICOM files we are goint to use in the query/retrieve scenario. Pay attention to some fields like PatientID, StudyInstanceUID, TransferSyntaxUID, etc:
./dcmdump /shared/dicom/d1I00001.dcm
Initialize a DICOM database in simulator. We will use this database to run queries using DICOM C-FIND commands:
./dcmdir -c /shared/DICOMDIR --fs-id SAMPLEDICOMS --fs-desc /shared/dicom/descriptor /shared/dicom
Start simulated DICOM archive that uses the previous initialized DICOM database for query/retrieve. This will receive C-FIND and C-MOVE commands:
./dcmqrscp --ae-config /shared/ae.properties -b DCM_QRY_SCP:3010 --dicomdir /shared/DICOMDIR
Now, open a terminal session in IRIS:
docker exec -it iris bash
iris session iris
Send a query message and have a look at the QueryService messages. Notice the multiple DICOM responses corresponding to several entries the DICOM archive have found:
do ##class(DICOM.BS.QueryService).TestFind()Send move request, have a look at the MoveService messages. Notice that after the C-MOVE command, the DICOM archive will send the requested documents to the Production through the DICOM Store In service.
do ##class(DICOM.BS.MoveService).TestMove()