Package 'orthanc'

Description

Find desired Patient/Study/Series/Instance in an Orthanc server. Predicate functions (filters) take a single Patient/Study/Series/Instance as the first argument and return a single TRUE or FALSE for whether the resource should be kept or discarded, respectively. If mirai::daemons() has been used to set persistent background processes, this function will apply filters in parallel (over patients) using all available processes.

Usage

find_and_filter_patients(
  client,
  patient_filter = NULL,
  study_filter = NULL,
  series_filter = NULL,
  instance_filter = NULL,
  progress = rlang::is_interactive(),
  ...
)

Arguments

Details

This function builds a series of tree structures. Each tree corresponds to a patient. The layers in the tree correspond to:

Patient -> Studies -> Series -> Instances

Value

A list of filtered Patients.

Examples

client <- Orthanc$new("https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/demo")

find_and_filter_patients(
  client = client,
  patient_filter = \(pt) pt$is_stable
)

Description

Finds instances in Orthanc according to queries and labels

Usage

find_instances(
  client,
  query = list(),
  labels = character(),
  labels_constraint = "All",
  ...
)

Arguments

Value

A list of Instance objects.

Examples

client <- Orthanc$new("https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/demo")
find_instances(
  client = client,
  query = list(SOPInstanceUID = "1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.2193.7172.260209224923274040650639981398")
)

Description

Finds patients in Orthanc according to queries and labels

Usage

find_patients(
  client,
  query = list(),
  labels = character(),
  labels_constraint = "All",
  ...
)

Arguments

Value

A list of Patient objects.

Examples

client <- Orthanc$new("https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/demo")
find_patients(client, query = list(PatientName = "HN_P001"))

Description

Finds series in Orthanc according to queries and labels

Usage

find_series(
  client,
  query = list(),
  labels = character(),
  labels_constraint = "All",
  ...
)

Arguments

Value

A list of Series objects.

Examples

client <- Orthanc$new("https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/demo")
find_series(client, query = list(SeriesDescription = "HEAD/NECK  2.0  B30s"))

Description

Finds studies in Orthanc according to queries and labels

Usage

find_studies(
  client,
  query = list(),
  labels = character(),
  labels_constraint = "All",
  ...
)

Arguments

Value

A list of Study objects.

Examples

client <- Orthanc$new("https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/demo")
find_studies(client, query = list(StudyDescription = "RT^HEAD_NECK (Adult)"))

Description

An abstract class for a DICOM Instance resource.

Value

An R6 instance of class "Instance".

Super class

orthanc::Resource -> Instance

Active bindings

Methods

Public methods

• Instance$get_dicom_file_content()

• Instance$download_dicom()

• Instance$get_main_information()

• Instance$add_label()

• Instance$has_label()

• Instance$remove_label()

• Instance$get_raw_content_by_tag()

• Instance$anonymize()

• Instance$modify()

• Instance$get_nifti_file_content()

• Instance$download_nifti()

• Instance$download_image()

• Instance$clone()

Method get_dicom_file_content()

Retrieves bytes of DICOM file content

This method retrieves bytes corresponding to the DICOM file.

Usage

Instance$get_dicom_file_content()

Method download_dicom()

Download DICOM file to a path.

Usage

Instance$download_dicom(path, stream = FALSE)

Arguments

Method get_main_information()

Get instance information.

Usage

Instance$get_main_information()

Method add_label()

Add label to resource.

Usage

Instance$add_label(label)

Arguments

Method has_label()

Test if resource has label.

Usage

Instance$has_label(label)

Arguments

Method remove_label()

Delete label from resource.

Usage

Instance$remove_label(label)

Arguments

Method get_raw_content_by_tag()

Get raw content of one DICOM tag.

Usage

Instance$get_raw_content_by_tag(tag)

Arguments

Method anonymize()

Anonymize Instance

Usage

Instance$anonymize(
  remove = list(),
  replace = list(),
  keep = list(),
  keep_private_tags = FALSE,
  keep_source = TRUE,
  private_creator = NULL,
  force = FALSE,
  dicom_version = NULL
)

Arguments

Method modify()

Modify an Instance

Usage

Instance$modify(
  remove = list(),
  replace = list(),
  keep = list(),
  remove_private_tags = FALSE,
  keep_source = TRUE,
  private_creator = NULL,
  force = FALSE
)

Arguments

Method get_nifti_file_content()

Get bytes of NIfTI file content.

Usage

Instance$get_nifti_file_content(compress = TRUE)

Arguments

Method download_nifti()

Download instance as NIfTI.

Usage

Instance$download_nifti(path, compress = TRUE, stream = FALSE)

Arguments

Method download_image()

Download instance as an image.

Usage

Instance$download_image(
  path,
  frame = 0L,
  format = c("png", "jpeg"),
  render = TRUE,
  params = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Instance$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

Description

Job class to follow a Job in Orthanc

Value

An instance of Job.

Active bindings

Methods

Public methods

• Job$new()

• Job$wait_until_completion()

• Job$get_information()

• Job$clone()

Method new()

Create a new Job instance.

Usage

Job$new(id, client)

Arguments

Method wait_until_completion()

Stop execution until job is not Pending/Running.

Usage

Job$wait_until_completion(interval = 2L)

Arguments

Method get_information()

Get job information.

Usage

Job$get_information()

Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Job$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

Description

Wrapper around Orthanc API when dealing with a modality

Value

An instance of Modality.

Public fields

Methods

Public methods

• Modality$initalize()

• Modality$echo()

• Modality$get()

• Modality$find()

• Modality$move()

• Modality$store()

• Modality$get_query_answers()

• Modality$clone()

Method initalize()

Create a new Modality instance.

Usage

Modality$initalize(client, modality)

Arguments

Method echo()

C-Echo to modality

Usage

Modality$echo()

Method get()

C-Move SCU: Send all the results to another modality whose AET is in the body.

Usage

Modality$get(level, resources)

Arguments

Method find()

C-Find (Querying with data)

Usage

Modality$find(data)

Arguments

Method move()

C-Find (Querying with data)

Usage

Modality$move(query_id, cmove_data)

Arguments

Method store()

Store series or instance to modality.

Usage

Modality$store(instance_or_series_id)

Arguments

Method get_query_answers()

Get query answers.

Usage

Modality$get_query_answers(query_id)

Arguments

Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Modality$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

Description

Orthanc is an open-source, lightweight DICOM server for healthcare and medical research. This R6 generator creates a client to access Orthanc's RESTful API. More details about the Orthanc REST API can be found here: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html.

The full documentation of the Orthanc API can be found here: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/api/.

Value

An Orthanc instance.

Public fields

Active bindings

Methods

Public methods

• Orthanc$new()

• Orthanc$GET()

• Orthanc$DELETE()

• Orthanc$POST()

• Orthanc$PUT()

• Orthanc$stream()

• Orthanc$print()

• Orthanc$delete_changes()

• Orthanc$get_changes()

• Orthanc$delete_exports()

• Orthanc$get_exports()

• Orthanc$get_instances()

• Orthanc$post_instances()

• Orthanc$delete_instances_id()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_anonymize()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments()

• Orthanc$delete_instances_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$put_instances_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_compress()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_data()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_info()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_md5()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_size()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_content_path()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_export()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_file()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_int16()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint16()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint8()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_matlab()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_numpy()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_preview()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw.gz()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_rendered()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_header()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_int16()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_uint16()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_uint8()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_labels()

• Orthanc$delete_instances_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$put_instances_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_matlab()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_metadata()

• Orthanc$delete_instances_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$put_instances_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_modify()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_module()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_numpy()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_patient()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_pdf()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_preview()

• Orthanc$post_instances_id_reconstruct()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_rendered()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_series()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_simplified_tags()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_statistics()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_study()

• Orthanc$get_instances_id_tags()

• Orthanc$get_jobs()

• Orthanc$delete_jobs_id()

• Orthanc$get_jobs_id()

• Orthanc$post_jobs_id_cancel()

• Orthanc$post_jobs_id_pause()

• Orthanc$post_jobs_id_resubmit()

• Orthanc$post_jobs_id_resume()

• Orthanc$delete_jobs_id_key()

• Orthanc$get_jobs_id_key()

• Orthanc$get_modalities()

• Orthanc$delete_modalities_id()

• Orthanc$get_modalities_id()

• Orthanc$put_modalities_id()

• Orthanc$get_modalities_id_configuration()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_echo()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_find_worklist()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_get()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_move()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_query()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_storage_commitment()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_store()

• Orthanc$post_modalities_id_store_straight()

• Orthanc$get_patients()

• Orthanc$delete_patients_id()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_anonymize()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_archive()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_archive()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments()

• Orthanc$delete_patients_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$put_patients_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_compress()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_data()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_info()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_md5()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_size()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_instances()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_instances_tags()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_labels()

• Orthanc$delete_patients_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$put_patients_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_media()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_media()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_metadata()

• Orthanc$delete_patients_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$put_patients_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_modify()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_module()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_protected()

• Orthanc$put_patients_id_protected()

• Orthanc$post_patients_id_reconstruct()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_series()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_shared_tags()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_statistics()

• Orthanc$get_patients_id_studies()

• Orthanc$get_peers()

• Orthanc$delete_peers_id()

• Orthanc$get_peers_id()

• Orthanc$put_peers_id()

• Orthanc$get_peers_id_configuration()

• Orthanc$post_peers_id_store()

• Orthanc$post_peers_id_store_straight()

• Orthanc$get_peers_id_system()

• Orthanc$get_plugins()

• Orthanc$get_plugins_explorer.js()

• Orthanc$get_plugins_id()

• Orthanc$get_queries()

• Orthanc$delete_queries_id()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers_index()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers_index_content()

• Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_instances()

• Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_series()

• Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_studies()

• Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_retrieve()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_level()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_modality()

• Orthanc$get_queries_id_query()

• Orthanc$post_queries_id_retrieve()

• Orthanc$get_series()

• Orthanc$delete_series_id()

• Orthanc$get_series_id()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_anonymize()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_archive()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_archive()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments()

• Orthanc$delete_series_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$put_series_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_attachments_name_compress()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_data()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_info()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_md5()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name_size()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_instances()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_instances_tags()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_labels()

• Orthanc$delete_series_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$put_series_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_media()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_media()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_metadata()

• Orthanc$delete_series_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$put_series_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_modify()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_module()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_numpy()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_patient()

• Orthanc$post_series_id_reconstruct()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_shared_tags()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_statistics()

• Orthanc$get_series_id_study()

• Orthanc$get_statistics()

• Orthanc$get_storage_commitment_id()

• Orthanc$post_storage_commitment_id_remove()

• Orthanc$get_studies()

• Orthanc$delete_studies_id()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_anonymize()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_archive()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_archive()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments()

• Orthanc$delete_studies_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$put_studies_id_attachments_name()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_attachments_name_compress()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_data()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_info()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_md5()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_attachments_name_size()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_instances()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_instances_tags()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_labels()

• Orthanc$delete_studies_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$put_studies_id_labels_label()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_media()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_media()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_merge()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_metadata()

• Orthanc$delete_studies_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$put_studies_id_metadata_name()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_modify()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_module()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_module_patient()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_patient()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_reconstruct()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_series()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_shared_tags()

• Orthanc$post_studies_id_split()

• Orthanc$get_studies_id_statistics()

• Orthanc$get_system()

• Orthanc$get_tools()

• Orthanc$get_tools_accepted_sop_classes()

• Orthanc$get_tools_accepted_transfer_syntaxes()

• Orthanc$put_tools_accepted_transfer_syntaxes()

• Orthanc$post_tools_bulk_anonymize()

• Orthanc$post_tools_bulk_content()

• Orthanc$post_tools_bulk_delete()

• Orthanc$post_tools_bulk_modify()

• Orthanc$post_tools_count_resources()

• Orthanc$get_tools_create_archive()

• Orthanc$post_tools_create_archive()

• Orthanc$post_tools_create_dicom()

• Orthanc$get_tools_create_media()

• Orthanc$post_tools_create_media()

• Orthanc$get_tools_create_media_extended()

• Orthanc$post_tools_create_media_extended()

• Orthanc$get_tools_default_encoding()

• Orthanc$put_tools_default_encoding()

• Orthanc$get_tools_dicom_conformance()

• Orthanc$post_tools_dicom_echo()

• Orthanc$post_tools_execute_script()

• Orthanc$post_tools_find()

• Orthanc$get_tools_generate_uid()

• Orthanc$post_tools_invalidate_tags()

• Orthanc$get_tools_labels()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_dicom()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_dicom()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_generic()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_generic()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_http()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_http()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_jobs()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_jobs()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_lua()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_lua()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_plugins()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_plugins()

• Orthanc$get_tools_log_level_sqlite()

• Orthanc$put_tools_log_level_sqlite()

• Orthanc$post_tools_lookup()

• Orthanc$get_tools_metrics()

• Orthanc$put_tools_metrics()

• Orthanc$get_tools_metrics_prometheus()

• Orthanc$get_tools_now()

• Orthanc$get_tools_now_local()

• Orthanc$post_tools_reconstruct()

• Orthanc$post_tools_reset()

• Orthanc$post_tools_shutdown()

• Orthanc$get_tools_unknown_sop_class_accepted()

• Orthanc$put_tools_unknown_sop_class_accepted()

• Orthanc$clone()

Method new()

Initialize a new Orthanc API Client

Usage

Orthanc$new(
  url,
  username = NULL,
  password = NULL,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL,
  cookies = NULL,
  timeout = NULL,
  rate_limit = NULL,
  verify = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

Method GET()

GET request with specified route

Usage

Orthanc$GET(route, params = NULL, headers = NULL, cookies = NULL)

Arguments

Returns

Serialized response of the HTTP GET request.

Method DELETE()

DELETE to specified route

Usage

Orthanc$DELETE(route, params = NULL, headers = NULL, cookies = NULL)

Arguments

Returns

Serialized response of the HTTP DELETE request.

Method POST()

POST to specified route

Usage

Orthanc$POST(
  route,
  file = NULL,
  json = NULL,
  data = NULL,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL,
  cookies = NULL
)

Arguments

Returns

Serialized response of the HTTP POST request.

Method PUT()

PUT to specified route

Usage

Orthanc$PUT(
  route,
  file = NULL,
  json = NULL,
  data = NULL,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL,
  cookies = NULL
)

Arguments

Returns

Serialized response of the HTTP PUT request.

Method stream()

Stream an HTTP response body and write to disk.

Usage

Orthanc$stream(method, route, params = NULL, headers = NULL, cookies = NULL)

Arguments

Returns

Serialized response of the HTTP GET request.

Method print()

Print method for Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$print(x, ...)

Arguments

Method delete_changes()

Clear changes

Clear the full history stored in the changes log

Usage

Orthanc$delete_changes()

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_changes()

List changes

Whenever Orthanc receives a new DICOM instance, this event is recorded in the so-called Changes Log. This enables remote scripts to react to the arrival of new DICOM resources. A typical application is auto-routing, where an external script waits for a new DICOM instance to arrive into Orthanc, then forward this instance to another modality. Please note that, when resources are deleted, their corresponding change entries are also removed from the Changes Log, which helps ensuring that this log does not grow indefinitely.

Usage

Orthanc$get_changes(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• last (number): Request only the last change id (this argument must be used alone)

• limit (number): Limit the number of results

• since (number): Show only the resources since the provided index excluded

• to (number): Show only the resources till the provided index included (only available if your DB backend supports ExtendedChanges)

• type (string): Show only the changes of the provided type (only available if your DB backend supports ExtendedChanges). Multiple values can be provided and must be separated by a ';'.

Returns

The list of changes.

Method delete_exports()

Clear exports

Clear the full history stored in the exports log

Usage

Orthanc$delete_exports()

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_exports()

List exports

For medical traceability, Orthanc can be configured to store a log of all the resources that have been exported to remote modalities. In auto-routing scenarios, it is important to prevent this log to grow indefinitely as incoming instances are routed. You can either disable this logging by setting the option LogExportedResources to FALSE in the configuration file, or periodically clear this log by DELETE-ing this URI. This route might be removed in future versions of Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$get_exports(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• limit (number): Limit the number of results

• since (number): Show only the resources since the provided index

Returns

The list of exports.

Method get_instances()

List the available instances

List the Orthanc identifiers of all the available DICOM instances

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual resources, not only their Orthanc identifiers

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• limit (number): Limit the number of results

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• response-content (string): Defines the content of response for each returned resource. Allowed values are MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected, Attachments. If not specified, Orthanc will return MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected.e.g: 'response-content=MainDicomTags;Children (new in Orthanc 1.12.5 - overrides expand)

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• since (number): Show only the resources since the provided index

Returns

List containing either the Orthanc identifiers, or detailed information about the reported instances (if expand argument is provided).

Method post_instances()

Upload DICOM instances

Upload DICOM instances

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances(file = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: DICOM file to be uploaded (application/dicom) or ZIP archive containing DICOM files (new in Orthanc 1.8.2) (application/zip).

Returns

Information about the uploaded instance, or list of information for each uploaded instance in the case of ZIP archive.

Method delete_instances_id()

Delete some instance

Delete the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$delete_instances_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id()

Get information about some instance

Get detailed information about the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the DICOM instance.

Method post_instances_id_anonymize()

Anonymize instance

Download an anonymized version of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/anonymization.html#anonymization-of-a-single-instance

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_anonymize(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• DicomVersion (character): Version of the DICOM standard to be used for anonymization. Check out configuration option DeidentifyLogsDicomVersion for possible values.

• Force (logical): Allow the modification of tags related to DICOM identifiers, at the risk of breaking the DICOM model of the real world

• Keep (list): List of DICOM tags whose value must not be destroyed by the anonymization. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• KeepLabels (logical): Keep the labels of all resources level (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepPrivateTags (logical): Keep the private tags from the DICOM instances (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepSource (logical): If set to FALSE, instructs Orthanc to the remove original resources. By default, the original resources are kept in Orthanc.

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• PrivateCreator (character): The private creator to be used for private tags in Replace

• Remove (list): List of additional tags to be removed from the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Replace (list): Associative array to change the value of some DICOM tags in the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Transcode (character): Transcode the DICOM instances to the provided DICOM transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

The anonymized DICOM instance.

Method get_instances_id_attachments()

List attachments

Get the list of attachments that are associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (string): If present, retrieve the attachments list and their numerical ids

Returns

List containing the names of the attachments.

Method delete_instances_id_attachments_name()

Delete attachment

Delete an attachment associated with the given DICOM instance. This call will fail if trying to delete a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_instances_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the attachment, to check if its content has not changed and can be deleted. This header is mandatory if CheckRevisions option is TRUE.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name()

List operations on attachments

Get the list of the operations that are available for attachments associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method put_instances_id_attachments_name()

Set attachment

Attach a file to the given DICOM instance. This call will fail if trying to modify a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$put_instances_id_attachments_name(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL,
  data = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Request body: Binary data containing the attachment (application/octet-stream).

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the attachment, if this is not the first time this attachment is set.

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method post_instances_id_attachments_name_compress()

Compress attachment

Change the compression scheme that is used to store an attachment.

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_compress(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

Get attachment (no decompression)

Get the (binary) content of one attachment associated with the given instance. The attachment will not be decompressed if StorageCompression is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_data(
  id,
  name,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Content-Range (string): Optional content range to access part of the attachment (new in Orthanc 1.12.5)

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

Returns

The attachment.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

Get MD5 of attachment on disk

Get the MD5 hash of one attachment associated with the given instance, as stored on the disk. This is different from .../md5 iff EnableStorage is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The MD5 of the attachment, as stored on the disk.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

Get size of attachment on disk

Get the size of one attachment associated with the given instance, as stored on the disk. This is different from .../size iff EnableStorage is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_compressed_size(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The size of the attachment, as stored on the disk.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_data()

Get attachment

Get the (binary) content of one attachment associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_data(
  id,
  name,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Content-Range (string): Optional content range to access part of the attachment (new in Orthanc 1.12.5)

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

Returns

The attachment.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_info()

Get info about the attachment

Get all the information about the attachment associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_info(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

JSON object containing the information about the attachment.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

Is attachment compressed?

Test whether the attachment has been stored as a compressed file on the disk.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_is_compressed(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

0 if the attachment was stored uncompressed, 1 if it was compressed.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_md5()

Get MD5 of attachment

Get the MD5 hash of one attachment associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_md5(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The MD5 of the attachment.

Method get_instances_id_attachments_name_size()

Get size of attachment

Get the size of one attachment associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_attachments_name_size(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The size of the attachment.

Method post_instances_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

Uncompress attachment

Change the compression scheme that is used to store an attachment.

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_uncompress(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_instances_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

Verify attachment

Verify that the attachment is not corrupted, by validating its MD5 hash

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_attachments_name_verify_md5(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

On success, a valid JSON object is returned.

Method get_instances_id_content_path()

Get raw tag

Get the raw content of one DICOM tag in the hierarchy of DICOM dataset

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_content_path(id, path)

Arguments

Returns

The raw value of the tag of intereset (binary data, whose memory layout depends on the underlying transfer syntax), or List containing the list of available tags if accessing a dataset.

Method post_instances_id_export()

Write DICOM onto filesystem

Write the DICOM file onto the filesystem where Orthanc is running. This is insecure for Orthanc servers that are remotely accessible since one could overwrite any system file. Since Orthanc 1.12.0, this route is disabled by default, but can be enabled using the RestApiWriteToFileSystemEnabled configuration option.

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_export(id, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: Target path on the filesystem (text/plain).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_file()

Download DICOM

Download one DICOM instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_file(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): This HTTP header can be set to retrieve the DICOM instance in DICOMweb format

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• lossy-quality (number): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• transcode (string): If present, the DICOM file will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

The DICOM instance.

Method get_instances_id_frames()

List available frames

List the frames that are available in the DICOM instance of interest

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames(id)

Arguments

Returns

The list of the indices of the available frames.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame()

List operations

List the available operations under URI ⁠/instances/{id}/frames/{frame}/⁠

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame(id, frame)

Arguments

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_int16()

Decode a frame (int16)

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [-32768,32767] range. Negative values must be interpreted according to two's complement.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_int16(
  id,
  frame,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint16()

Decode a frame (uint16)

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [0,65535] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint16(
  id,
  frame,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint8()

Decode a frame (uint8)

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [0,255] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_image_uint8(
  id,
  frame,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_matlab()

Decode frame for Matlab

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance, and export this frame as a Octave/Matlab matrix to be imported with eval(): https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/matlab.html

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_matlab(id, frame)

Arguments

Returns

Octave/Matlab matrix.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_numpy()

Decode frame for numpy

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance, for use with numpy in Python. The numpy array has 3 dimensions: (height, width, color channel).

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_numpy(id, frame, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• compress (boolean): Compress the file as .npz

• rescale (boolean): On grayscale images, apply the rescaling and return floating-point values

Returns

Numpy file: https://numpy.org/devdocs/reference/generated/numpy.lib.format.html.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_preview()

Decode a frame (preview)

Decode one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance. The full dynamic range of grayscale images is rescaled to the [0,255] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_preview(
  id,
  frame,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw()

Access raw frame

Access the raw content of one individual frame of the DICOM instance of interest, bypassing image decoding. This is notably useful to access the source files in compressed transfer syntaxes.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw(id, frame)

Arguments

Returns

The raw frame.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw.gz()

Access raw frame (compressed)

Access the raw content of one individual frame of the DICOM instance of interest, bypassing image decoding. This is notably useful to access the source files in compressed transfer syntaxes. The image is compressed using gzip

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_raw.gz(id, frame)

Arguments

Returns

The raw frame, compressed using gzip.

Method get_instances_id_frames_frame_rendered()

Render a frame

Render one frame of interest from the given DICOM instance. This function takes scaling into account (RescaleSlope and RescaleIntercept tags), as well as the default windowing stored in the DICOM file (WindowCenter and WindowWidthtags), and can be used to resize the resulting image. Color images are not affected by windowing.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_frames_frame_rendered(
  id,
  frame,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• height (number): Height of the resized image

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

• smooth (boolean): Whether to smooth image on resize

• width (number): Width of the resized image

• window-center (number): Windowing center

• window-width (number): Windowing width

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_header()

Get DICOM meta-header

Get the DICOM tags in the meta-header of the DICOM instance. By default, the full format is used, which combines hexadecimal tags with human-readable description.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_header(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

JSON object containing the DICOM tags and their associated value.

Method get_instances_id_image_int16()

Decode an image (int16)

Decode the first frame of the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [-32768,32767] range. Negative values must be interpreted according to two's complement.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_int16(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_image_uint16()

Decode an image (uint16)

Decode the first frame of the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [0,65535] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_uint16(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_image_uint8()

Decode an image (uint8)

Decode the first frame of the given DICOM instance. Pixels of grayscale images are truncated to the [0,255] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_image_uint8(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_labels()

List labels

Get the labels that are associated with the given instance (new in Orthanc 1.12.0)

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_labels(id)

Arguments

Returns

List containing the names of the labels.

Method delete_instances_id_labels_label()

Remove label

Remove a label associated with a instance

Usage

Orthanc$delete_instances_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_labels_label()

Test label

Test whether the instance is associated with the given label

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Empty string is returned in the case of presence, error 404 in the case of absence.

Method put_instances_id_labels_label()

Add label

Associate a label with a instance

Usage

Orthanc$put_instances_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_matlab()

Decode frame for Matlab

Decode the first frame of the given DICOM instance., and export this frame as a Octave/Matlab matrix to be imported with eval(): https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/matlab.html

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_matlab(id)

Arguments

Returns

Octave/Matlab matrix.

Method get_instances_id_metadata()

List metadata

Get the list of metadata that are associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_metadata(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, also retrieve the value of the individual metadata

• numeric (string): If present, use the numeric identifier of the metadata instead of its symbolic name

Returns

List containing the names of the available metadata, or List mapping metadata to their values (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_instances_id_metadata_name()

Delete metadata

Delete some metadata associated with the given DICOM instance. This call will fail if trying to delete a system metadata (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_instances_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the metadata, to check if its content has not changed and can be deleted. This header is mandatory if CheckRevisions option is TRUE.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_metadata_name()

Get metadata

Get the value of a metadata that is associated with the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the metadata, to check if its content has changed

Returns

Value of the metadata.

Method put_instances_id_metadata_name()

Set metadata

Set the value of some metadata in the given DICOM instance. This call will fail if trying to modify a system metadata (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$put_instances_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: String value of the metadata (text/plain).

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the metadata, if this is not the first time this metadata is set.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_instances_id_modify()

Modify instance

Download a modified version of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/anonymization.html#modification-of-a-single-instance

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_modify(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Force (logical): Allow the modification of tags related to DICOM identifiers, at the risk of breaking the DICOM model of the real world

• Keep (list): Keep the original value of the specified tags, to be chosen among the StudyInstanceUID, SeriesInstanceUID and SOPInstanceUID tags. Avoid this feature as much as possible, as this breaks the DICOM model of the real world.

• KeepSource (logical): If set to FALSE, instructs Orthanc to the remove original resources. By default, the original resources are kept in Orthanc.

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• PrivateCreator (character): The private creator to be used for private tags in Replace

• Remove (list): List of tags that must be removed from the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• RemovePrivateTags (logical): Remove the private tags from the DICOM instances (defaults to FALSE)

• Replace (list): Associative array to change the value of some DICOM tags in the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Transcode (character): Transcode the DICOM instances to the provided DICOM transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

The modified DICOM instance.

Method get_instances_id_module()

Get instance module

Get the instance module of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_module(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• ignore-length (array): Also include the DICOM tags that are provided in this list, even if their associated value is long

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

Information about the DICOM instance.

Method get_instances_id_numpy()

Decode instance for numpy

Decode the given DICOM instance, for use with numpy in Python. The numpy array has 4 dimensions: (frame, height, width, color channel).

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_numpy(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• compress (boolean): Compress the file as .npz

• rescale (boolean): On grayscale images, apply the rescaling and return floating-point values

Returns

Numpy file: https://numpy.org/devdocs/reference/generated/numpy.lib.format.html.

Method get_instances_id_patient()

Get parent patient

Get detailed information about the parent patient of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_patient(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the parent DICOM patient.

Method get_instances_id_pdf()

Get embedded PDF

Get the PDF file that is embedded in one DICOM instance. If the DICOM instance doesn't contain the EncapsulatedDocument tag or if the MIMETypeOfEncapsulatedDocument tag doesn't correspond to the PDF type, a 404 HTTP error is raised.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_pdf(id)

Arguments

Returns

PDF file.

Method get_instances_id_preview()

Decode an image (preview)

Decode the first frame of the given DICOM instance. The full dynamic range of grayscale images is rescaled to the [0,255] range.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_preview(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

Returns

JPEG image.

Method post_instances_id_reconstruct()

Reconstruct tags & optionally files of instance

Reconstruct the main DICOM tags in DB of the instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL. This is useful if child studies/series/instances have inconsistent values for higher-level tags, in order to force Orthanc to use the value from the resource of interest. Beware that this is a time-consuming operation, as all the children DICOM instances will be parsed again, and the Orthanc index will be updated accordingly.

Usage

Orthanc$post_instances_id_reconstruct(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• LimitToThisLevelMainDicomTags (logical): Only reconstruct this level MainDicomTags by re-reading them from a random child instance of the resource. This option is much faster than a full reconstruct and is useful e.g. if you have modified the 'ExtraMainDicomTags' at the Study level to optimize the speed of some C-Find. 'false' by default. (New in Orthanc 1.12.4)

• ReconstructFiles (logical): Also reconstruct the files of the resources (e.g: apply IngestTranscoding, StorageCompression). 'false' by default. (New in Orthanc 1.11.0)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_rendered()

Render an image

Render the first frame of the given DICOM instance. This function takes scaling into account (RescaleSlope and RescaleIntercept tags), as well as the default windowing stored in the DICOM file (WindowCenter and WindowWidthtags), and can be used to resize the resulting image. Color images are not affected by windowing.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_rendered(id, params = NULL, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Accept (string): Format of the resulting image. Can be image/png (default), image/jpeg or image/x-portable-arbitrarymap

Optional query parameters (params):

• height (number): Height of the resized image

• quality (number): Quality for JPEG images (between 1 and 100, defaults to 90)

• returnUnsupportedImage (boolean): Returns an unsupported.png placeholder image if unable to provide the image instead of returning a 415 HTTP error (value is true if option is present)

• smooth (boolean): Whether to smooth image on resize

• width (number): Width of the resized image

• window-center (number): Windowing center

• window-width (number): Windowing width

Returns

JPEG image.

Method get_instances_id_series()

Get parent series

Get detailed information about the parent series of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_series(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the parent DICOM series.

Method get_instances_id_simplified_tags()

Get human-readable tags

Get the DICOM tags in human-readable format (same as the ⁠/instances/{id}/tags?simplify⁠ route)

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_simplified_tags(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• ignore-length (array): Also include the DICOM tags that are provided in this list, even if their associated value is long

• whole (boolean): Whether to read the whole DICOM file from the storage area (new in Orthanc 1.12.4). If set to "false" (default value), the DICOM file is read until the pixel data tag (7fe0,0010) to optimize access to storage. Setting the option to "true" provides access to the DICOM tags stored after the pixel data tag.

Returns

JSON object containing the DICOM tags and their associated value.

Method get_instances_id_statistics()

Get instance statistics

Get statistics about the given instance

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_statistics(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_instances_id_study()

Get parent study

Get detailed information about the parent study of the DICOM instance whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_study(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the parent DICOM study.

Method get_instances_id_tags()

Get DICOM tags

Get the DICOM tags in the specified format. By default, the full format is used, which combines hexadecimal tags with human-readable description.

Usage

Orthanc$get_instances_id_tags(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• ignore-length (array): Also include the DICOM tags that are provided in this list, even if their associated value is long

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

• whole (boolean): Whether to read the whole DICOM file from the storage area (new in Orthanc 1.12.4). If set to "false" (default value), the DICOM file is read until the pixel data tag (7fe0,0010) to optimize access to storage. Setting the option to "true" provides access to the DICOM tags stored after the pixel data tag.

Returns

JSON object containing the DICOM tags and their associated value.

Method get_jobs()

List jobs

List all the available jobs

Usage

Orthanc$get_jobs(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual jobs

Returns

List containing either the jobs identifiers, or detailed information about the reported jobs (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_jobs_id()

Delete a job from history

Delete the job from the jobs history. Only a completed job can be deleted. If the job has not run or not completed yet, you must cancel it first. If the job has outputs, all outputs will be deleted as well.

Usage

Orthanc$delete_jobs_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_jobs_id()

Get job

Retrieve detailed information about the job whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs

Usage

Orthanc$get_jobs_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

JSON object detailing the job.

Method post_jobs_id_cancel()

Cancel job

Cancel the job whose identifier is provided in the URL. Check out the Orthanc Book for more information about the state machine applicable to jobs: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs

Usage

Orthanc$post_jobs_id_cancel(id)

Arguments

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method post_jobs_id_pause()

Pause job

Pause the job whose identifier is provided in the URL. Check out the Orthanc Book for more information about the state machine applicable to jobs: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs

Usage

Orthanc$post_jobs_id_pause(id)

Arguments

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method post_jobs_id_resubmit()

Resubmit job

Resubmit the job whose identifier is provided in the URL. Check out the Orthanc Book for more information about the state machine applicable to jobs: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs

Usage

Orthanc$post_jobs_id_resubmit(id)

Arguments

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method post_jobs_id_resume()

Resume job

Resume the job whose identifier is provided in the URL. Check out the Orthanc Book for more information about the state machine applicable to jobs: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs

Usage

Orthanc$post_jobs_id_resume(id)

Arguments

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method delete_jobs_id_key()

Delete a job output

Delete the output produced by a job. As of Orthanc 1.12.1, only the jobs that generate a DICOMDIR media or a ZIP archive provide such an output (with key equals to archive).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_jobs_id_key(id, key)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_jobs_id_key()

Get job output

Retrieve some output produced by a job. As of Orthanc 1.8.2, only the jobs that generate a DICOMDIR media or a ZIP archive provide such an output (with key equals to archive).

Usage

Orthanc$get_jobs_id_key(id, key)

Arguments

Returns

Content of the output of the job.

Method get_modalities()

List DICOM modalities

List all the DICOM modalities that are known to Orthanc. This corresponds either to the content of the DicomModalities configuration option, or to the information stored in the database if DicomModalitiesInDatabase is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_modalities(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual DICOM modalities

Returns

List containing either the identifiers of the modalities, or detailed information about the modalities (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_modalities_id()

Delete DICOM modality

Delete one DICOM modality. This change is permanent iff. DicomModalitiesInDatabase is TRUE, otherwise it is lost at the next restart of Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$delete_modalities_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_modalities_id()

List operations on modality

List the operations that are available for a DICOM modality.

Usage

Orthanc$get_modalities_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method put_modalities_id()

Update DICOM modality

Define a new DICOM modality, or update an existing one. This change is permanent iff. DicomModalitiesInDatabase is TRUE, otherwise it is lost at the next restart of Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$put_modalities_id(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• AET (character): AET of the remote DICOM modality

• AllowEcho (logical): Whether to accept C-ECHO SCU commands issued by the remote modality

• AllowFind (logical): Whether to accept C-FIND SCU commands issued by the remote modality

• AllowFindWorklist (logical): Whether to accept C-FIND SCU commands for worklists issued by the remote modality

• AllowGet (logical): Whether to accept C-GET SCU commands issued by the remote modality

• AllowMove (logical): Whether to accept C-MOVE SCU commands issued by the remote modality

• AllowStorageCommitment (logical): Whether to accept storage commitment requests issued by the remote modality

• AllowStore (logical): Whether to accept C-STORE SCU commands issued by the remote modality

• AllowTranscoding (logical): Whether to allow transcoding for operations initiated by this modality. This option applies to Orthanc C-GET SCP and to Orthanc C-STORE SCU. It only has an effect if the global option EnableTranscoding is set to TRUE.

• Host (character): Host address of the remote DICOM modality (typically, an IP address)

• LocalAet (character): Whether to override the default DicomAet in the SCU connection initiated by Orthanc to this modality

• Manufacturer (character): Manufacturer of the remote DICOM modality (check configuration option DicomModalities for possible values

• Port (numeric): TCP port of the remote DICOM modality

• Timeout (numeric): Whether to override the default DicomScuTimeout in the SCU connection initiated by Orthanc to this modality

• UseDicomTls (logical): Whether to use DICOM TLS in the SCU connection initiated by Orthanc (new in Orthanc 1.9.0)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_modalities_id_configuration()

Get modality configuration

Get detailed information about the configuration of some DICOM modality

Usage

Orthanc$get_modalities_id_configuration(id)

Arguments

Returns

Configuration of the modality.

Method post_modalities_id_echo()

Trigger C-ECHO SCU

Trigger C-ECHO SCU command against the DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-c-echo

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_echo(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• CheckFind (logical): Issue a dummy C-FIND command after the C-GET SCU, in order to check whether the remote modality knows about Orthanc. This field defaults to the value of the DicomEchoChecksFind configuration option. New in Orthanc 1.8.1.

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-ECHO command, in seconds

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_find_worklist()

C-FIND SCU for worklist

Trigger C-FIND SCU command against the remote worklists of the DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_find_worklist(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Full (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• Query (list): Associative array containing the filter on the values of the DICOM tags

• Short (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

List describing the DICOM tags of the matching worklists.

Method post_modalities_id_get()

Trigger C-GET SCU

Start a C-GET SCU command as a job, in order to retrieve DICOM resources from a remote DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in the URL:

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_get(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Level (character): Level of the query (Patient, Study, Series or Instance)

• LocalAet (character): Local AET that is used for this commands, defaults to DicomAet configuration option. Ignored if DicomModalities already sets LocalAet for this modality.

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• Resources (list): List of queries identifying all the DICOM resources to be sent. Usage of wildcards is prohibited and the query shall only contain DICOM ID tags. Additionally, you may provide SOPClassesInStudy to limit the scope of the DICOM negotiation to certain SOPClassUID or to present uncommon SOPClassUID during the DICOM negotiation. By default, Orhanc will propose the most 120 common SOPClassUIDs.

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-GET command, in seconds

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_move()

Trigger C-MOVE SCU

Start a C-MOVE SCU command as a job, in order to drive the execution of a sequence of C-STORE commands by some remote DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-c-move

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_move(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Level (character): Level of the query (Patient, Study, Series or Instance)

• LocalAet (character): Local AET that is used for this commands, defaults to DicomAet configuration option. Ignored if DicomModalities already sets LocalAet for this modality.

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• Resources (list): List of queries identifying all the DICOM resources to be sent

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• TargetAet (character): Target AET that will be used by the remote DICOM modality as a target for its C-STORE SCU commands, defaults to DicomAet configuration option in order to do a simple query/retrieve

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-MOVE command, in seconds

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_query()

Trigger C-FIND SCU

Trigger C-FIND SCU command against the DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-query-retrieve-c-find-and-find-with-rest

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_query(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Level (character): Level of the query (Patient, Study, Series or Instance)

• LocalAet (character): Local AET that is used for this commands, defaults to DicomAet configuration option. Ignored if DicomModalities already sets LocalAet for this modality.

• Normalize (logical): Whether to normalize the query, i.e. whether to wipe out from the query, the DICOM tags that are not applicable for the query-retrieve level of interest

• Query (list): Associative array containing the filter on the values of the DICOM tags

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-FIND command and subsequent C-MOVE retrievals, in seconds (new in Orthanc 1.9.1)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_storage_commitment()

Trigger storage commitment request

Trigger a storage commitment request to some remote DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/storage-commitment.html#storage-commitment-scu

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_storage_commitment(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• DicomInstances (list): List of DICOM resources that are not necessarily stored within Orthanc, but that must be checked by storage commitment. This is a list of JSON objects that must contain the SOPClassUID and SOPInstanceUID fields.

• Resources (list): List of the Orthanc identifiers of the DICOM resources to be checked by storage commitment

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the storage commitment command (new in Orthanc 1.9.1)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_store()

Trigger C-STORE SCU

Start a C-STORE SCU command as a job, in order to send DICOM resources stored locally to some remote DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#rest-store-scu

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_store(id, json = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• CalledAet (character): Called AET that is used for this commands, defaults to AET configuration option. Allows you to overwrite the destination AET for a specific operation.

• Host (character): Host that is used for this commands, defaults to Host configuration option. Allows you to overwrite the destination host for a specific operation.

• LocalAet (character): Local AET that is used for this commands, defaults to DicomAet configuration option. Ignored if DicomModalities already sets LocalAet for this modality.

• MoveOriginatorAet (character): Move originator AET that is used for this commands, in order to fake a C-MOVE SCU

• MoveOriginatorID (numeric): Move originator ID that is used for this commands, in order to fake a C-MOVE SCU

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Port (numeric): Port that is used for this command, defaults to Port configuration option. Allows you to overwrite the destination port for a specific operation.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• Resources (list): List of the Orthanc identifiers of all the DICOM resources to be sent

• StorageCommitment (logical): Whether to chain C-STORE with DICOM storage commitment to validate the success of the transmission: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/storage-commitment.html#chaining-c-store-with-storage-commitment

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-STORE command, in seconds

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job. Request body: The Orthanc identifier of one resource to be sent (text/plain).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_modalities_id_store_straight()

Straight C-STORE SCU

Synchronously send the DICOM instance in the POST body to the remote DICOM modality whose identifier is provided in URL, without having to first store it locally within Orthanc. This is an alternative to command-line tools such as storescu from DCMTK or dcm4che.

Usage

Orthanc$post_modalities_id_store_straight(id, file = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: DICOM instance to be sent (application/dicom).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients()

List the available patients

List the Orthanc identifiers of all the available DICOM patients

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual resources, not only their Orthanc identifiers

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• limit (number): Limit the number of results

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• response-content (string): Defines the content of response for each returned resource. Allowed values are MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected, Attachments. If not specified, Orthanc will return MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected.e.g: 'response-content=MainDicomTags;Children (new in Orthanc 1.12.5 - overrides expand)

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• since (number): Show only the resources since the provided index

Returns

List containing either the Orthanc identifiers, or detailed information about the reported patients (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_patients_id()

Delete some patient

Delete the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$delete_patients_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id()

Get information about some patient

Get detailed information about the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the DICOM patient.

Method post_patients_id_anonymize()

Anonymize patient

Start a job that will anonymize all the DICOM instances within the patient whose identifier is provided in the URL. The modified DICOM instances will be stored into a brand new patient, whose Orthanc identifiers will be returned by the job. https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/anonymization.html#anonymization-of-patients-studies-or-series

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_anonymize(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• DicomVersion (character): Version of the DICOM standard to be used for anonymization. Check out configuration option DeidentifyLogsDicomVersion for possible values.

• Force (logical): Allow the modification of tags related to DICOM identifiers, at the risk of breaking the DICOM model of the real world

• Keep (list): List of DICOM tags whose value must not be destroyed by the anonymization. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• KeepLabels (logical): Keep the labels of all resources level (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepPrivateTags (logical): Keep the private tags from the DICOM instances (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepSource (logical): If set to FALSE, instructs Orthanc to the remove original resources. By default, the original resources are kept in Orthanc.

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• PrivateCreator (character): The private creator to be used for private tags in Replace

• Remove (list): List of additional tags to be removed from the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Replace (list): Associative array to change the value of some DICOM tags in the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): Transcode the DICOM instances to the provided DICOM transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_archive()

Create ZIP archive

Synchronously create a ZIP archive containing the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL. This flavor is synchronous, which might not be desirable to archive large amount of data, as it might lead to network timeouts. Prefer the asynchronous version using POST method.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_archive(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• lossy-quality (number): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• transcode (string): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

ZIP file containing the archive.

Method post_patients_id_archive()

Create ZIP archive

Create a ZIP archive containing the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_archive(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in asynchronous mode, which means that a job is submitted to create the archive in background.

• Filename (character): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority.

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the ZIP file. This is the default, easy behavior. However, if global configuration option "SynchronousZipStream" is set to "false", asynchronous transfers should be preferred for large amount of data, as the creation of the temporary file might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): In asynchronous mode, user data that will be attached to the job.

Returns

In asynchronous mode, information about the job that has been submitted to generate the archive: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs.

Method get_patients_id_attachments()

List attachments

Get the list of attachments that are associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (string): If present, retrieve the attachments list and their numerical ids

Returns

List containing the names of the attachments.

Method delete_patients_id_attachments_name()

Delete attachment

Delete an attachment associated with the given DICOM patient. This call will fail if trying to delete a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_patients_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the attachment, to check if its content has not changed and can be deleted. This header is mandatory if CheckRevisions option is TRUE.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name()

List operations on attachments

Get the list of the operations that are available for attachments associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method put_patients_id_attachments_name()

Set attachment

Attach a file to the given DICOM patient. This call will fail if trying to modify a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$put_patients_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: Binary data containing the attachment (application/octet-stream).

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the attachment, if this is not the first time this attachment is set.

Returns

Empty JSON object in the case of a success.

Method post_patients_id_attachments_name_compress()

Compress attachment

Change the compression scheme that is used to store an attachment.

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_compress(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_data()

Get attachment (no decompression)

Get the (binary) content of one attachment associated with the given patient. The attachment will not be decompressed if StorageCompression is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_data(
  id,
  name,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Content-Range (string): Optional content range to access part of the attachment (new in Orthanc 1.12.5)

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

Returns

The attachment.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5()

Get MD5 of attachment on disk

Get the MD5 hash of one attachment associated with the given patient, as stored on the disk. This is different from .../md5 iff EnableStorage is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_md5(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The MD5 of the attachment, as stored on the disk.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_size()

Get size of attachment on disk

Get the size of one attachment associated with the given patient, as stored on the disk. This is different from .../size iff EnableStorage is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_compressed_size(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The size of the attachment, as stored on the disk.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_data()

Get attachment

Get the (binary) content of one attachment associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_data(
  id,
  name,
  params = NULL,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• Content-Range (string): Optional content range to access part of the attachment (new in Orthanc 1.12.5)

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

Returns

The attachment.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_info()

Get info about the attachment

Get all the information about the attachment associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_info(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

JSON object containing the information about the attachment.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_is_compressed()

Is attachment compressed?

Test whether the attachment has been stored as a compressed file on the disk.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_is_compressed(
  id,
  name,
  headers = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

0 if the attachment was stored uncompressed, 1 if it was compressed.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_md5()

Get MD5 of attachment

Get the MD5 hash of one attachment associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_md5(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The MD5 of the attachment.

Method get_patients_id_attachments_name_size()

Get size of attachment

Get the size of one attachment associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_attachments_name_size(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

The size of the attachment.

Method post_patients_id_attachments_name_uncompress()

Uncompress attachment

Change the compression scheme that is used to store an attachment.

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_uncompress(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_patients_id_attachments_name_verify_md5()

Verify attachment

Verify that the attachment is not corrupted, by validating its MD5 hash

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_attachments_name_verify_md5(id, name)

Arguments

Returns

On success, a valid JSON object is returned.

Method get_patients_id_instances()

Get child instances

Get detailed information about the child instances of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_instances(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If false or missing, only retrieve the list of child instances

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

List containing information about the child DICOM instances.

Method get_patients_id_instances_tags()

Get tags of instances

Get the tags of all the child instances of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_instances_tags(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• ignore-length (array): Also include the DICOM tags that are provided in this list, even if their associated value is long

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

JSON object associating the Orthanc identifiers of the instances, with the values of their DICOM tags.

Method get_patients_id_labels()

List labels

Get the labels that are associated with the given patient (new in Orthanc 1.12.0)

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_labels(id)

Arguments

Returns

List containing the names of the labels.

Method delete_patients_id_labels_label()

Remove label

Remove a label associated with a patient

Usage

Orthanc$delete_patients_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_labels_label()

Test label

Test whether the patient is associated with the given label

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Empty string is returned in the case of presence, error 404 in the case of absence.

Method put_patients_id_labels_label()

Add label

Associate a label with a patient

Usage

Orthanc$put_patients_id_labels_label(id, label)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_media()

Create DICOMDIR media

Synchronously create a DICOMDIR media containing the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL. This flavor is synchronous, which might not be desirable to archive large amount of data, as it might lead to network timeouts. Prefer the asynchronous version using POST method.

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_media(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• extended (string): If present, will include additional tags such as SeriesDescription, leading to a so-called extended DICOMDIR

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• lossy-quality (number): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• transcode (string): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

ZIP file containing the archive.

Method post_patients_id_media()

Create DICOMDIR media

Create a DICOMDIR media containing the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_media(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in asynchronous mode, which means that a job is submitted to create the archive in background.

• Extended (logical): If TRUE, will include additional tags such as SeriesDescription, leading to a so-called extended DICOMDIR. Default value is FALSE.

• Filename (character): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority.

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the ZIP file. This is the default, easy behavior. However, if global configuration option "SynchronousZipStream" is set to "false", asynchronous transfers should be preferred for large amount of data, as the creation of the temporary file might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): In asynchronous mode, user data that will be attached to the job.

Returns

In asynchronous mode, information about the job that has been submitted to generate the archive: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs.

Method get_patients_id_metadata()

List metadata

Get the list of metadata that are associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_metadata(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, also retrieve the value of the individual metadata

• numeric (string): If present, use the numeric identifier of the metadata instead of its symbolic name

Returns

List containing the names of the available metadata, or List mapping metadata to their values (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_patients_id_metadata_name()

Delete metadata

Delete some metadata associated with the given DICOM patient. This call will fail if trying to delete a system metadata (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_patients_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the metadata, to check if its content has not changed and can be deleted. This header is mandatory if CheckRevisions option is TRUE.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_metadata_name()

Get metadata

Get the value of a metadata that is associated with the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the metadata, to check if its content has changed

Returns

Value of the metadata.

Method put_patients_id_metadata_name()

Set metadata

Set the value of some metadata in the given DICOM patient. This call will fail if trying to modify a system metadata (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$put_patients_id_metadata_name(id, name, headers = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: String value of the metadata (text/plain).

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the metadata, if this is not the first time this metadata is set.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_patients_id_modify()

Modify patient

Start a job that will modify all the DICOM instances within the patient whose identifier is provided in the URL. The modified DICOM instances will be stored into a brand new patient, whose Orthanc identifiers will be returned by the job. https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/anonymization.html#modification-of-studies-or-series

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_modify(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Force (logical): Allow the modification of tags related to DICOM identifiers, at the risk of breaking the DICOM model of the real world

• Keep (list): Keep the original value of the specified tags, to be chosen among the StudyInstanceUID, SeriesInstanceUID and SOPInstanceUID tags. Avoid this feature as much as possible, as this breaks the DICOM model of the real world.

• KeepSource (logical): If set to FALSE, instructs Orthanc to the remove original resources. By default, the original resources are kept in Orthanc.

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• PrivateCreator (character): The private creator to be used for private tags in Replace

• Remove (list): List of tags that must be removed from the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• RemovePrivateTags (logical): Remove the private tags from the DICOM instances (defaults to FALSE)

• Replace (list): Associative array to change the value of some DICOM tags in the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): Transcode the DICOM instances to the provided DICOM transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_module()

Get patient module

Get the patient module of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_module(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• ignore-length (array): Also include the DICOM tags that are provided in this list, even if their associated value is long

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

Information about the DICOM patient.

Method get_patients_id_protected()

Is the patient protected against recycling?

Is the patient protected against recycling?

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_protected(id)

Arguments

Returns

1 if protected, 0 if not protected.

Method put_patients_id_protected()

Protect/Unprotect a patient against recycling

Protects a patient by sending 1 or TRUE in the payload request. Unprotects a patient by sending 0 or FALSE in the payload requests. More info: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/features.html#recycling-protection

Usage

Orthanc$put_patients_id_protected(id, json)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_patients_id_reconstruct()

Reconstruct tags & optionally files of patient

Reconstruct the main DICOM tags in DB of the patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL. This is useful if child studies/series/instances have inconsistent values for higher-level tags, in order to force Orthanc to use the value from the resource of interest. Beware that this is a time-consuming operation, as all the children DICOM instances will be parsed again, and the Orthanc index will be updated accordingly.

Usage

Orthanc$post_patients_id_reconstruct(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• LimitToThisLevelMainDicomTags (logical): Only reconstruct this level MainDicomTags by re-reading them from a random child instance of the resource. This option is much faster than a full reconstruct and is useful e.g. if you have modified the 'ExtraMainDicomTags' at the Study level to optimize the speed of some C-Find. 'false' by default. (New in Orthanc 1.12.4)

• ReconstructFiles (logical): Also reconstruct the files of the resources (e.g: apply IngestTranscoding, StorageCompression). 'false' by default. (New in Orthanc 1.11.0)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_series()

Get child series

Get detailed information about the child series of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_series(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If false or missing, only retrieve the list of child series

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

List containing information about the child DICOM series.

Method get_patients_id_shared_tags()

Get shared tags

Extract the DICOM tags whose value is constant across all the child instances of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_shared_tags(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

JSON object containing the values of the DICOM tags.

Method get_patients_id_statistics()

Get patient statistics

Get statistics about the given patient

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_statistics(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_patients_id_studies()

Get child studies

Get detailed information about the child studies of the DICOM patient whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_patients_id_studies(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If false or missing, only retrieve the list of child studies

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

List containing information about the child DICOM studies.

Method get_peers()

List Orthanc peers

List all the Orthanc peers that are known to Orthanc. This corresponds either to the content of the OrthancPeers configuration option, or to the information stored in the database if OrthancPeersInDatabase is TRUE.

Usage

Orthanc$get_peers(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual Orthanc peers

Returns

List containing either the identifiers of the peers, or detailed information about the peers (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_peers_id()

Delete Orthanc peer

Delete one Orthanc peer. This change is permanent iff. OrthancPeersInDatabase is TRUE, otherwise it is lost at the next restart of Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$delete_peers_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_peers_id()

List operations on peer

List the operations that are available for an Orthanc peer.

Usage

Orthanc$get_peers_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method put_peers_id()

Update Orthanc peer

Define a new Orthanc peer, or update an existing one. This change is permanent iff. OrthancPeersInDatabase is TRUE, otherwise it is lost at the next restart of Orthanc.

Usage

Orthanc$put_peers_id(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• CertificateFile (character): SSL certificate for the HTTPS connections

• CertificateKeyFile (character): Key file for the SSL certificate for the HTTPS connections

• CertificateKeyPassword (character): Key password for the SSL certificate for the HTTPS connections

• HttpHeaders (list): HTTP headers to be used for the connections to the remote peer

• Password (character): Password for the credentials

• URL (character): URL of the root of the REST API of the remote Orthanc peer, for instance ⁠http://localhost:8042/⁠

• Username (character): Username for the credentials

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_peers_id_configuration()

Get peer configuration

Get detailed information about the configuration of some Orthanc peer

Usage

Orthanc$get_peers_id_configuration(id)

Arguments

Returns

Configuration of the peer.

Method post_peers_id_store()

Send to Orthanc peer

Send DICOM resources stored locally to some remote Orthanc peer whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#sending-one-resource

Usage

Orthanc$post_peers_id_store(id, json = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Compress (logical): Whether to compress the DICOM instances using gzip before the actual sending

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• Resources (list): List of the Orthanc identifiers of all the DICOM resources to be sent

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): Transcode to the provided DICOM transfer syntax before the actual sending

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job. Request body: The Orthanc identifier of one resource to be sent (text/plain).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_peers_id_store_straight()

Straight store to peer

Synchronously send the DICOM instance in the POST body to the Orthanc peer whose identifier is provided in URL, without having to first store it locally within Orthanc. This is an alternative to command-line tools such as curl.

Usage

Orthanc$post_peers_id_store_straight(id, file = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body: DICOM instance to be sent (application/dicom).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_peers_id_system()

Get peer system information

Get system information about some Orthanc peer. This corresponds to doing a GET request against the ⁠/system⁠ URI of the remote peer. This route can be used to test connectivity.

Usage

Orthanc$get_peers_id_system(id)

Arguments

Returns

System information about the peer.

Method get_plugins()

List plugins

List all the installed plugins

Usage

Orthanc$get_plugins()

Returns

List containing the identifiers of the installed plugins.

Method get_plugins_explorer.js()

JavaScript extensions to Orthanc Explorer

Get the JavaScript extensions that are installed by all the plugins using the OrthancPluginExtendOrthancExplorer() function of the plugin SDK. This route is for internal use of Orthanc Explorer.

Usage

Orthanc$get_plugins_explorer.js()

Returns

The JavaScript extensions.

Method get_plugins_id()

Get plugin

Get system information about the plugin whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_plugins_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

JSON object containing information about the plugin.

Method get_queries()

List query/retrieve operations

List the identifiers of all the query/retrieve operations on DICOM modalities, as initiated by calls to ⁠/modalities/{id}/query⁠. The length of this list is bounded by the QueryRetrieveSize configuration option of Orthanc. https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-query-retrieve-c-find-and-find-with-rest

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries()

Returns

List containing the identifiers.

Method delete_queries_id()

Delete a query

Delete the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$delete_queries_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_queries_id()

List operations on a query

List the available operations for the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

List containing the list of operations.

Method get_queries_id_answers()

List answers to a query

List the indices of all the available answers resulting from a query/retrieve operation on some DICOM modality, whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual answers

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

List containing the indices of the answers, or detailed information about the reported answers (if expand argument is provided).

Method get_queries_id_answers_index()

List operations on an answer

List the available operations on an answer associated with the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers_index(id, index)

Arguments

Returns

List containing the list of operations.

Method get_queries_id_answers_index_content()

Get one answer

Get the content (DICOM tags) of one answer associated with the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_answers_index_content(id, index, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

JSON object containing the DICOM tags of the answer.

Method post_queries_id_answers_index_query_instances()

Query the child instances of an answer

Issue a second DICOM C-FIND operation, in order to query the child instances associated with one answer to some query/retrieve operation whose identifiers are provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_instances(id, index, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Query (list): Associative array containing the filter on the values of the DICOM tags

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-FIND command, in seconds (new in Orthanc 1.9.1)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_queries_id_answers_index_query_series()

Query the child series of an answer

Issue a second DICOM C-FIND operation, in order to query the child series associated with one answer to some query/retrieve operation whose identifiers are provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_series(id, index, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Query (list): Associative array containing the filter on the values of the DICOM tags

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-FIND command, in seconds (new in Orthanc 1.9.1)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_queries_id_answers_index_query_studies()

Query the child studies of an answer

Issue a second DICOM C-FIND operation, in order to query the child studies associated with one answer to some query/retrieve operation whose identifiers are provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_query_studies(id, index, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Query (list): Associative array containing the filter on the values of the DICOM tags

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-FIND command, in seconds (new in Orthanc 1.9.1)

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method post_queries_id_answers_index_retrieve()

Retrieve one answer with a C-MOVE or a C-GET SCU

Start a C-MOVE or a C-GET SCU command as a job, in order to retrieve one answer associated with the query/retrieve operation whose identifiers are provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-retrieve-c-move

Usage

Orthanc$post_queries_id_answers_index_retrieve(
  id,
  index,
  json = NULL,
  data = NULL
)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Full (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• RetrieveMethod (character): Force usage of C-MOVE or C-GET to retrieve the resource. If note defined in the payload, the retrieve method is defined in the DicomDefaultRetrieveMethod configuration or in DicomModalities->..->RetrieveMethod

• Simplify (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• TargetAet (character): AET of the target modality. By default, the AET of Orthanc is used, as defined in the DicomAet configuration option.

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-MOVE command, in seconds

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job. Request body: AET of the target modality (text/plain).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_queries_id_level()

Get level of original query

Get the query level (value of the QueryRetrieveLevel tag) of the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_level(id)

Arguments

Returns

The level.

Method get_queries_id_modality()

Get modality of original query

Get the identifier of the DICOM modality that was targeted by the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_modality(id)

Arguments

Returns

The identifier of the DICOM modality.

Method get_queries_id_query()

Get original query arguments

Get the original DICOM filter associated with the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_queries_id_query(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• simplify (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

Returns

Content of the original query.

Method post_queries_id_retrieve()

Retrieve all answers with C-MOVE SCU

Start a C-MOVE SCU command as a job, in order to retrieve all the answers associated with the query/retrieve operation whose identifier is provided in the URL: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/rest.html#performing-retrieve-c-move

Usage

Orthanc$post_queries_id_retrieve(id, json = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• Full (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• RetrieveMethod (character): Force usage of C-MOVE or C-GET to retrieve the resource. If note defined in the payload, the retrieve method is defined in the DicomDefaultRetrieveMethod configuration or in DicomModalities->..->RetrieveMethod

• Simplify (logical): If set to TRUE, report the DICOM tags in human-readable format (using the symbolic name of the tags)

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• TargetAet (character): AET of the target modality. By default, the AET of Orthanc is used, as defined in the DicomAet configuration option.

• Timeout (numeric): Timeout for the C-MOVE command, in seconds

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job. Request body: AET of the target modality (text/plain).

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_series()

List the available series

List the Orthanc identifiers of all the available DICOM series

Usage

Orthanc$get_series(params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• expand (string): If present, retrieve detailed information about the individual resources, not only their Orthanc identifiers

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• limit (number): Limit the number of results

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• response-content (string): Defines the content of response for each returned resource. Allowed values are MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected, Attachments. If not specified, Orthanc will return MainDicomTags, Metadata, Children, Parent, Labels, Status, IsStable, IsProtected.e.g: 'response-content=MainDicomTags;Children (new in Orthanc 1.12.5 - overrides expand)

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

• since (number): Show only the resources since the provided index

Returns

List containing either the Orthanc identifiers, or detailed information about the reported series (if expand argument is provided).

Method delete_series_id()

Delete some series

Delete the DICOM series whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$delete_series_id(id)

Arguments

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_series_id()

Get information about some series

Get detailed information about the DICOM series whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$get_series_id(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in full format (tags indexed by their hexadecimal format, associated with their symbolic name and their value)

• requested-tags (string): If present, list the DICOM Tags you want to list in the response. This argument is a semi-column separated list of DICOM Tags identifiers; e.g: 'requested-tags=0010,0010;PatientBirthDate'. The tags requested tags are returned in the 'RequestedTags' field in the response. Note that, if you are requesting tags that are not listed in the Main Dicom Tags stored in DB, building the response might be slow since Orthanc will need to access the DICOM files. If not specified, Orthanc will return all Main Dicom Tags to keep backward compatibility with Orthanc prior to 1.11.0.

• short (boolean): If present, report the DICOM tags in hexadecimal format

Returns

Information about the DICOM series.

Method post_series_id_anonymize()

Anonymize series

Start a job that will anonymize all the DICOM instances within the series whose identifier is provided in the URL. The modified DICOM instances will be stored into a brand new series, whose Orthanc identifiers will be returned by the job. https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/anonymization.html#anonymization-of-patients-studies-or-series

Usage

Orthanc$post_series_id_anonymize(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in asynchronous mode, which means that the REST API call will immediately return, reporting the identifier of a job. Prefer this flavor wherever possible.

• DicomVersion (character): Version of the DICOM standard to be used for anonymization. Check out configuration option DeidentifyLogsDicomVersion for possible values.

• Force (logical): Allow the modification of tags related to DICOM identifiers, at the risk of breaking the DICOM model of the real world

• Keep (list): List of DICOM tags whose value must not be destroyed by the anonymization. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• KeepLabels (logical): Keep the labels of all resources level (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepPrivateTags (logical): Keep the private tags from the DICOM instances (defaults to FALSE)

• KeepSource (logical): If set to FALSE, instructs Orthanc to the remove original resources. By default, the original resources are kept in Orthanc.

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Permissive (logical): If TRUE, ignore errors during the individual steps of the job. Default value is FALSE.

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Default value is 0

• PrivateCreator (character): The private creator to be used for private tags in Replace

• Remove (list): List of additional tags to be removed from the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Replace (list): Associative array to change the value of some DICOM tags in the DICOM instances. Starting with Orthanc 1.9.4, paths to subsequences can be provided using the same syntax as the dcmodify command-line tool (wildcards are supported as well).

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, run the job in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the result of the job. This is the default, easy behavior, but it is not desirable for long jobs, as it might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): Transcode the DICOM instances to the provided DICOM transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): User data that will travel along with the job.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_series_id_archive()

Create ZIP archive

Synchronously create a ZIP archive containing the DICOM series whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL. This flavor is synchronous, which might not be desirable to archive large amount of data, as it might lead to network timeouts. Prefer the asynchronous version using POST method.

Usage

Orthanc$get_series_id_archive(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• filename (string): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• lossy-quality (number): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• transcode (string): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

Returns

ZIP file containing the archive.

Method post_series_id_archive()

Create ZIP archive

Create a ZIP archive containing the DICOM series whose Orthanc identifier is provided in the URL

Usage

Orthanc$post_series_id_archive(id, json = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Request body JSON schema (application/json):

• Asynchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in asynchronous mode, which means that a job is submitted to create the archive in background.

• Filename (character): Filename to set in the "Content-Disposition" HTTP header (including file extension)

• LossyQuality (numeric): If transcoding to a lossy transfer syntax, this entry defines the quality as an integer between 1 and 100. If not provided, the value is defined by the "DicomLossyTranscodingQuality" configuration. (new in v1.12.7)

• Priority (numeric): In asynchronous mode, the priority of the job. The higher the value, the higher the priority.

• Synchronous (logical): If TRUE, create the archive in synchronous mode, which means that the HTTP answer will directly contain the ZIP file. This is the default, easy behavior. However, if global configuration option "SynchronousZipStream" is set to "false", asynchronous transfers should be preferred for large amount of data, as the creation of the temporary file might lead to network timeouts.

• Transcode (character): If present, the DICOM files in the archive will be transcoded to the provided transfer syntax: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq/transcoding.html

• UserData (list): In asynchronous mode, user data that will be attached to the job.

Returns

In asynchronous mode, information about the job that has been submitted to generate the archive: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/users/advanced-rest.html#jobs.

Method get_series_id_attachments()

List attachments

Get the list of attachments that are associated with the given series

Usage

Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments(id, params = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional query parameters (params):

• full (string): If present, retrieve the attachments list and their numerical ids

Returns

List containing the names of the attachments.

Method delete_series_id_attachments_name()

Delete attachment

Delete an attachment associated with the given DICOM series. This call will fail if trying to delete a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$delete_series_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-Match (string): Revision of the attachment, to check if its content has not changed and can be deleted. This header is mandatory if CheckRevisions option is TRUE.

Returns

Nothing, invisibly.

Method get_series_id_attachments_name()

List operations on attachments

Get the list of the operations that are available for attachments associated with the given series

Usage

Orthanc$get_series_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL)

Arguments

Details

Optional headers (headers):

• If-None-Match (string): Optional revision of the attachment, to check if its content has changed

Returns

List of the available operations.

Method put_series_id_attachments_name()

Set attachment

Attach a file to the given DICOM series. This call will fail if trying to modify a system attachment (i.e. whose index is < 1024).

Usage

Orthanc$put_series_id_attachments_name(id, name, headers = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments