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When viewing DICOM-SEG files in OHIF, the segmentation appears misaligned. Specifically, the segmentation is offset by 14 frames. For example, segmentation that should start on frame 62 instead starts on frame 76, with all subsequent segmentations similarly shifted by 14 frames.
I am using OHIF version 3.8.2, which is the latest version capable of viewing multiframe DICOMs. OHIF version 3.9 fails to open multiframe DICOMs altogether, making it currently unusable for this purpose.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a multiframe DICOM and its associated DICOM-SEG file in OHIF (version 3.8.2).
The current behavior
Segmentation starts 14 frames later than expected.
Adjusting the ReferencedFrameNumber in the DICOM-SEG file does not resolve the issue.
The issue persists even when using different DICOM-SEG files.
The expected behavior
Segmentation should align correctly with the frames as defined by the ReferencedFrameNumber in the DICOM-SEG file.
OS
ubuntu 22.04
Node version
20.18.1
Browser
Chrome 130.0.6723.116
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Bug
When viewing DICOM-SEG files in OHIF, the segmentation appears misaligned. Specifically, the segmentation is offset by 14 frames. For example, segmentation that should start on frame 62 instead starts on frame 76, with all subsequent segmentations similarly shifted by 14 frames.
I am using OHIF version 3.8.2, which is the latest version capable of viewing multiframe DICOMs. OHIF version 3.9 fails to open multiframe DICOMs altogether, making it currently unusable for this purpose.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a multiframe DICOM and its associated DICOM-SEG file in OHIF (version 3.8.2).
The current behavior
Segmentation starts 14 frames later than expected.
Adjusting the ReferencedFrameNumber in the DICOM-SEG file does not resolve the issue.
The issue persists even when using different DICOM-SEG files.
The expected behavior
Segmentation should align correctly with the frames as defined by the ReferencedFrameNumber in the DICOM-SEG file.
OS
ubuntu 22.04
Node version
20.18.1
Browser
Chrome 130.0.6723.116
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: