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• The CTP DICOM Anonymizer
  ...OM anonymizer used in the ClinicalTrialProcessor (<b>CTP</b>) application. The intended audience for this information is clinical trial coordinators at pr ...CTP DICOM anonymizer is different from the anonymizer that is included in the Tomcat/MIRC site and FieldCenter applications. Specifically:
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• The DICOM Anonymizer Keep Safe Private Elements Feature
  ...cribes how to use the DICOM anonymizer Keep Safe Private Elements feature. The intended audience for this information is clinical trial coordinators at pr ...t Institute of Radiology maintains a list of private elements on behalf of the National Cancer Institute.
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• The CTP DICOM Pixel Anonymizer
  ...article describes the script file and the language in which it is written. The intended audience for this article is CTP administrators setting up a proce For information on configuring the DicomPixelAnonymizer stage, see [[Using the CTP DicomPixelAnonymizer]].
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• The CTP DICOM Anonymizer
  ...OM anonymizer used in the ClinicalTrialProcessor (<b>CTP</b>) application. The intended audience for this information is clinical trial coordinators at pr ...CTP DICOM anonymizer is different from the anonymizer that is included in the Tomcat/MIRC site and FieldCenter applications. Specifically:
  51 KB (8,389 words) - 15:14, 10 December 2017
• MIRC CTP
  This article describes the RSNA MIRC Clinical Trials Processor (CTP), a stand-alone image processing a ...er applications and can also connect to MIRC sites when necessary. CTP has the following key features:
  143 KB (21,830 words) - 12:20, 25 June 2021
• MIRC CTP Articles
  This is a list of articles on this Wiki related to the RSNA MIRC Clinical Trials Processor (CTP). ...the top-level article. It describes the installation and configuration of the program.
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• DicomEditor
  ...test program for MIRC development, but it can be used generally to modify DICOM images. ...e left pane in the left pane of the MIRC home page to obtain a list of all the available software.
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• Configuring the CTPClient Application for Clinical Trials
  ...This article describes how to configure, distribute, and run the program. The intended audience for this article is clinical trial administrators and the ...e CTP site. For general information on the Application Server, see [[Using the CTP Application Server]].
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• Developing DICOM Anonymizer Extensions
  ...ce for this article is software engineers who are extending or maintaining the code. ...ed processing that is not supported by the standard functions in the DICOM Anonymizer, such as a service provided by an external network resource.
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• The DICOM Anonymizer Keep Safe Private Elements Feature
  ...cribes how to use the DICOM anonymizer Keep Safe Private Elements feature. The intended audience for this information is clinical trial coordinators at pr ...t Institute of Radiology maintains a list of private elements on behalf of the National Cancer Institute.
  4 KB (532 words) - 14:34, 13 May 2015
• The CTP XML Anonymizer
  ...The anonymizer provides automatic modification of elements in XML objects. The intended audience for this article is CTP system administrators. ...to modify the manifest.xml files of ZipObjects, and the script language is the same.)
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• Using the DicomAnonymizer dateinterval Function
  ...to configure the DICOM anonymizer to use the <b>dateinterval</b> function. The intended audience for this information is clinical trial coordinators. ...StudyDate and a base date associated with the PatientID and stored in the anonymizer's lookup table.
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• The DicomAnonymizerTool
  ...tains a DicomFilter, a DicomPixeAnonymizer, and a DicomAnonymizer. Each of the stages can be enabled, disabled, or configured through command-line paramet The installer for the program can be obtained at http://mirc.rsna.org/download/DicomAnonymizerToo
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• The CTP DICOM Filter
  ...onditions of a script program. This article describes the script language. The intended audience for this article is CTP administrators setting up a proce ==The Script Language==
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• The dcm4che Library Documentation
  ...ation. This information can be useful when writing scripts for the various anonymizer and filter stages in CTP. This is the top level link to all the <b>dcm4che</b> documentation: [http://mirc.rsna.org/dcm4che/api/index.html
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• Extending CTP
  ==The Source Code== ...to obtain the Javadocs, even though in principle you don't need to modify the code itself.
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• The Lookup Table Modification API
  ...tware developers. See [[The CTP Lookup Table Editor]] for a description of the lookup table structure. ...single entry in the lookup table for a DicomAnonymizer stage by accessing the CTP LookupServlet with this URL path:
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