2.22. Export Images

2.22.1 Export to DICOM

The export to DICOM allows you to export images to a series that is available while the current study is open. To export:

1. Click on the arrow on the right side of the Quick export images button on the toolbar and select the Export images... item or press Ctrl+E.
2. Select the Export to DICOM tab. The export window will look as shown in Fig. 2.32.
3. Select the series to export. If no series has been exported yet, only the Create new series item will be available. If an export has been conducted before, you can export the data to the last created series by selecting the Use exists series option.
4. If you need to load the exported images to the DICOM server immediately, check the option Upload image to the default server. If the default server is not set in the DICOM Viewer this option will be inactive.
5. Select a set of images for export. Three options are available:
   • Current image;
   • Entire series;
   • Current images (only for series).
6. Select the capture type. Three options are available:
   • View screenshot: the entire view window workspace is captured, including the image information without conversions performed by the user;
   • Image screenshot: only the image visible in the workspace (with conversions performed by the user) is captured;
   • Raw image data: only the image is captured, irrespective of scale and without user conversions.
7. Set the image size if necessary.
8. To initiate export, click OK. To cancel the export, click Cancel.

2.22.2 Export to Image

The export to image allows you to export the current image to a .png or .jpg file. To export data to an image:

1. Click on the arrow on the right side of the Quick export images button on the toolbar and select the Export images button or press Ctrl+E.
2. Select the Export to image tab. The export window will look as shown in Fig. 2.33.
3. Set the path to the folder for export by entering it into the Path to export field or click the button and select the path in the dialog box.
4. Enter the file name.
5. Select the file extension from the drop-down menu.
6. Select a set of images for export. Three options are available:
   • Current image;
   • Entire series;
   • Current images (only for series).
7. Select the capture type. Three options are available:
   • capture view area: the entire view window workspace is captured, including the image information;
   • capture visible image: only the image visible in the workspace is captured (scale-sensitive);
   • all image: only the image is captured, irrespective of scale.
8. Set the image size if necessary.
9. To initiate export, click OK. To cancel the export, click Cancel.