1. Acts as a DICOM receiver (Storage Service Class Provider)
2. No alteration is made to the encoding of the data (Endian orientation)
   
3. Allows the user to select among received DICOM Series
4. Replaces the values in some tags and creates additional tags:
   
   • Patient Name and Patient ID is replaced with a string constructed from Protocol Sponsor, Protocol ID, Case Number, and (optionally) Patient Initials
     
     
   • Clinical_Trial_Sponsor_Name is replaced with the Protocol sponcer
     
     
   • Clinical_Trial_Protocol_ID is replaced with Protocol ID
     
     
   • Clinical_Trial_Subject_ID is replaced with Case Number
     
     
   • Patients Birth Date, Patients Sex, Clinical_Trial_Protocol_Name, Clinical_Trial_Site_ID, Clinical_Trial_Site_Name, Clinical_Trial_Time_Point_ID, Clinical_Trial_Coordinating_Center_Name are all added with a value of "NULL"
     
     
   • PatientsBirthTime, OtherPatientIDs, OtherPatientNames, EthnicGroup, PatientComments, Clinical_Trial_Subject_Reading_ID, Clinical_Trial_Time_Point_Description are deleted entirely
   
   
5. Formats objects as a "Part-10" fileset with an empty DICOMDIR file. These files are written in the same transfer syntax that they were received. (It should be noted that these created files are deleted when a new set of files is generated). Once a fileset has been created on a user's PC, the files may be written to CD-R media (using readily available, commercial software). When writing CDs, be aware that the DICOM standard designates that files encoded on CDs be written in Little Endian Explicit. Files can also be sent to the ITC using FTP.

• ITC_DICOMpiler.exe (DICOMpiler executable)
• Installation Manual
• Quick Start Guide
• README file
• DICOM Spatial Registration workaround (3/1/12)

Please see the Quick Start Guide for additional system requirements and instructions.

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Updated
Jul 24, 2012