DICOM Basics for the Technologist

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[@darthporkius]

Thank you!!! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@rahulbhalerao645]

Good information of DICOM and its use. Thank you very much.

[@edouardmangel4151]

Thanks for the video, nice presentation!

[@madydawson7441]

It was very useful to understand about DICOM

[@aljoda3]

Very informative - thanks for posting this.

[@mtl4268]

thank you very much, it has been quite helpful

[@soumaiaelkhamsichahd4685]

thank you for the video

[@michaelbeezy5263]

Why do they need to de-identify all of the images? Does this only need to be done when the images are being stored? Wouldn't you need to know whose image you're viewing for diagnostic purposes?

[@mariacrispim5414]

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[@BerkeSokhan]

You don't de-identify every image. You do it only for a particular use case which is collecting data for research purposes (as stated in the presentation but briefly).

[@shrF-qz1qv]

thank you. work on your eye contact please..