Greetings,
An incorrect patient name appeared as part of top level folder. I
never check this routinely, an end-user reported it to me. I have no
idea if this has happened before and no one has said anything.
Orthanc v1.10.0
Two studies from the same scanner, same RequestingPhysician, were sent
into Orthanc about 2 hours apart on the same day, no intervening
studies. I used API calls to get an archive (.zip):
curl http://{host:port}/studies/{id}/archive --output {file}.zip
First study everything looks correct:
archive RUGG-Srokova.fMRI97.247ad82c-f00a9a44.zip
unzips to '04122022 y16 FMRI97'
Second study, different research participant:
The top level directory name was not updated to reflect new
PatientName "o21^FMRI92". That is, "y16 FMRI97" in the unzipped
archive directory name is incorrect, and conflicts with DICOM header
values for this study
archive RUGG-Mingzhu.fMRI92.85cfa436-45ca84a5.zip
unzips to '04122022 y16 FMRI97'
$ dcmdump RUGG-Mingzhu/MR000039.dcm | grep -i fmri
(0008,1030) LO [Mingzhu^fMRI92] # 14, 1
StudyDescription
(0010,0010) PN [o21^FMRI92] # 10, 1 PatientName
(0040,0254) LO [Mingzhu^fMRI92] # 14, 1
PerformedProcedureStepDescription
The next (3rd) study was the next day, different RequestingPhysician.
Unzipping revealed no obvious issues.
Re-downloading an archive of the second study, the wrong directory
name remained in the new archive.
I do have --verbose log data if some part of that might be useful (43M
and I'd have to dig through).
Thanks for giving it a look,
--Jeremy