fix(dicom-json): handle multiframe image ids - #6121
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DICOM JSON data source adds frame-aware imageId helpers and centralized instance metadata construction. The data source uses these helpers during initialization and image retrieval. Display-set UIDs are set before imageId generation. Tests cover multiframe expansion, frame URLs, metadata, and UID handling. ChangesDICOM JSON Multiframe ImageId Refactor
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participant makeDisplaySet
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makeDisplaySet->>DataSource: request imageIds after setting study and series UIDs
DataSource->>DicomJSONHelpers: expand instances into frame-aware imageIds
DicomJSONHelpers-->>DataSource: return imageIds
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🟠 Major · Use one-based frame numbers for DICOM JSON multiframe imageIds. · index.js:46-140
extensions/default/src/DicomJSONDataSource/index.js:46-140
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse one-based frame numbers for DICOM JSON multiframe imageIds.
The helper emits
frame=0throughframe=N-1, but the repository frame contract is one-based.frame=0is normalized to frame 1, so a two-frame instance can produce frame 1 twice and omit frame 2.Suggested fix
const imageId = getDicomJSONImageId({ instance: instances[Math.min(i, instances.length - 1)], - frame: NumberOfFrames > 1 ? i : undefined, + frame: NumberOfFrames > 1 ? i + 1 : undefined, config, });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 46-140: Update getDicomJSONImageIdsForDisplaySet to pass one-based
frame numbers to getDicomJSONImageId by offsetting the loop index; preserve the
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Cornerstonejs metadata module has functions for extracting the frame information. The standardization is going there eventually, so probably some of this code should get moved there.
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Thank you for the work on this issue. The fix to the order in getSopClassHandlerModule.js is correct, and that fix removes the crash in #5674. Please keep that fix.
The changes in DicomJSONDataSource/index.js have two problems:
- They add one more copy of the frame and image ID model.
- They break the data that the DICOM JSON generator writes.
@cornerstonejs/metadata already has this model. OHIF moves the frame and image ID logic to that package, so this PR should use it.
DicomJSONDataSource/index.js is the only reader of the DICOM JSON format. getDataSourcesModule.js registers it as the dicomjson data source. .scripts/dicom-json-generator.js writes that format. Thus I want this PR to show one complete change from end to end: the JSON format, the generator, the data source, the tests, and the documentation.
Test with real data
I ran .scripts/dicom-json-generator.js on an enhanced MR multiframe file (aliza_legacy_converted_mr.dcm, 22 frames, with SharedFunctionalGroupsSequence and PerFrameFunctionalGroupsSequence). The generator on master writes this shape:
- 22 entries in
series.instances. All 22 entries have the sameSOPInstanceUID. - The URLs are
dicomweb:…/aliza_legacy_converted_mr.dcm?frame=1to?frame=22. - All 22 entries have the same metadata:
NumberOfFrames: 22, and the fullPerFrameFunctionalGroupsSequencewith 22 items. - Each entry is approximately 10.8 KB. The series is 238 KB. The size increases with the square of the number of frames.
- The series level has no
NumberOfFrames. The sample in #5674 putsNumberOfFrameson the series, and uses&frame=N. A person edited that sample by hand. The generator does not write that shape.
I simulated the ingestion path, with the deduplication in createSeriesMetadata.addInstances. That function keeps only the first instance for each SOPInstanceUID. Shape A is the generator output. Shape B is one entry with no frame in the URL and NumberOfFrames: 22.
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| master, with only the order fix | 22 image IDs, ?frame=1..22, correct |
22 image IDs, all the same URL, incorrect |
| this PR | 1 image ID, ?frame=1 only |
22 image IDs, ?frame=0..21, incorrect |
@cornerstonejs/metadata generateFrameImageIdsFromNaturalized |
22 image IDs, ?frame=1..22, correct |
22 image IDs, ?frame=1..22, correct |
Frame numbers start at 1
In the DICOM standard, the first frame of a multiframe object is frame number 1. WADO-RS /frames/{frameList} (PS3.18) and ReferencedFrameNumber (PS3.3) use this rule. In an image ID, frame=N is the DICOM frame number, so frame=1 is the first frame. OHIF and Cornerstone must use this rule in all locations.
A zero-based value is a frame index and not a frame number. If code needs a zero-based value in a URL, the code must use a different name, for example frameIndex=0. Few systems use frameIndex. Do not write a zero-based value in frame.
The code already uses 1-based frame numbers in these locations:
parseImageIdin@cornerstonejs/dicom-image-loader(wadouri) setspixelDataFrame = frame - 1. This is in the 5.10.3 release that OHIF uses. The loader has used this rule since cornerstone3D #603 (May 2023).combineFrameProviderusesPerFrameFunctionalGroupsSequence[frameNumber - 1].MetadataProvider.getUIDsFromImageIDuses'1'as the default frame.- The DICOMweb data source calls
getImageIdsForInstancewithframe: i + 1. DicomLocalDataSource.getImageIdsForDisplaySetcounts fromi = 1.init.tswrites/frames/${i + 1}.
Thus frame=0 gives pixelDataFrame = -1, and the last frame never loads.
Only the DICOM JSON data source uses a zero-based value in frame. On master, getImageIdsForDisplaySet sends frame: i with i from 0, so the wadoUriRoot path writes &frame=0. This PR keeps that error, and it adds the same error to the URL path. #6120 changes the generator and the documentation to zero-based frames. #6120 has the same problem; please see my comment on #6120.
Requested changes
- JSON format. Make shape B the documented format for multiframe objects. Write one entry for each SOP instance, with the URL of the object and no
framequery. Put the realNumberOfFramesinmetadata. Also includePhotometricInterpretation, because Cornerstone expands frames only when that attribute is present. - Generator. Change
createInstanceMetaDataMultiFramein.scripts/dicom-json-generator.jsto write one entry for each SOP instance (shape B). This change removes the size that increases with the square of the frame count. I prefer this change in this PR, so that one PR holds the format and the code that reads the format. You can also put only this change in a third PR. That PR must merge after this PR, because master shows the same image for all frames of shape B. Please remove the generator change from #6120. - Data source,
initialize. Reduce each entry URL to its base image ID withmetaData.getTyped(Enums.MetadataModules.BASE_IMAGE_ID, url)from@cornerstonejs/metadata. CalladdImageIdToUIDsone time for each base image ID. With this change, the data source also reads shape A correctly, so JSON files that people made before this change continue to work. - Data source,
getImageIdsForDisplaySet. For each image, get the frame image IDs withutilities.generateFrameImageIdsFromNaturalized(baseImageId, instance), or withmetaData.getTyped(Enums.MetadataModules.FRAME_IMAGE_IDS, baseImageId). These functions make 1-based frame numbers, so this change also fixes the&frame=0error on thewadoUriRootpath. RemoveinstanceMap,hasFrameQuery,getDicomJSONImageId,getDicomJSONImageIdsForDisplaySet, and the code that appends frame queries. - Data source,
getImageIdsForInstance. Theframeargument is a 1-based DICOM frame number. Please write that rule in the JSDoc. If the data source needs a frame query in some other location, use the shared helperextensions/default/src/utils/appendFrameQueryToImageId.js. Do not add another copy. - Data source,
getInstanceMetadata. Do not deleteNumberOfFrames, and do not copyNumberOfFramesfrom the series level.NumberOfFramesis an attribute of the instance. Cine,FrameTime, andcombineFrameInstanceneed the real value. - Tests. Add tests that send shape A and shape B through
DicomMetadataStore.addInstancesand then throughgetImageIdsForDisplaySet. A fixture that you make with the generator from a public enhanced multiframe file is a good choice. Assert that the first image ID hasframe=1and that the last image ID hasframe=NumberOfFrames. Please also see my comments on the tests. - Documentation. In
dicom-json.md, document shape B as the multiframe format. Tell readers that the data source also accepts shape A for older files. Also tell readers thatframe=Nis the DICOM frame number, soframe=1is the first frame. - Format. Please remove the changes that only change the format, for example the arrow function parentheses and the import order. The repository Prettier configuration uses
arrowParens: avoid. These changes make about half of the diff, and they make the real change difficult to see.
Note: generateFrameImageIdsFromNaturalized inserts /frames/N when the base URL contains /instances/<uid>. For a part 10 file at a URL with /instances/ in the path, the function makes a WADO-RS frame path and not a frame=N query. Please check that your test URLs do not contain /instances/, or tell me if you see this problem. The fix for that problem belongs in Cornerstone3D.
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This fix is correct. getImageIdsForDisplaySet needs StudyInstanceUID and SeriesInstanceUID before the second setAttributes call. This fix removes the crash in #5674. Please keep this fix, and keep the test change in getSopClassHandlerModule.test.js.
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This code deletes NumberOfFrames when the URL has a frame query. The generator writes that shape (one entry for each frame, with the same SOPInstanceUID). createSeriesMetadata.addInstances keeps only the first entry for each SOPInstanceUID. Thus displaySet.images has one image with no NumberOfFrames, and the display set gets one image ID. With generator output for a 22-frame enhanced MR, this PR shows only frame 1. Master, with only the order fix, shows all 22 frames.
NumberOfFrames is a fact about the DICOM object. Please keep the real value. Reduce the URL to its base image ID instead (see the review body).
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frame: i makes ?frame=0 to ?frame=N-1. In DICOM, frame=1 is the first frame. The wadouri loader uses that rule (pixelDataFrame = frame - 1). Thus frame 0 gives pixel data index -1, and the last frame never loads. Master has the same error on the wadoUriRoot path (&frame=0).
The DICOMweb data source uses frame: i + 1, and DicomLocalDataSource counts from i = 1. generateFrameImageIdsFromNaturalized in @cornerstonejs/metadata makes ?frame=1 to ?frame=N, and it handles both the ? and the & separator.
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This continues my earlier comment on line 47. @cornerstonejs/metadata already has these functions:
BASE_IMAGE_ID(frameQueryToBaseFilter,framePathToBaseFilter) removes aframe=Nquery or a/frames/Npath.FRAME_IMAGE_IDSandgenerateFrameImageIdsFromNaturalizedmake the image ID for each frame fromNumberOfFrames.getUriModulegets the frame number from an image ID.MetadataProvider.tsalready importsgetUriModule.
OHIF also has extensions/default/src/utils/appendFrameQueryToImageId.js. Please use these functions, and do not add DICOM JSON copies of them. Then a fix in Cornerstone applies to all data sources.
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In the addImageIdToUIDs call below this line, please use the base image ID (metaData.getTyped(Enums.MetadataModules.BASE_IMAGE_ID, imageId)), and do not set frameNumber. MetadataProvider.getUIDsFromImageID already gets the frame number from each frame image ID with getUriModule. With shape A, all the frame URLs now go to the same key, and only the last frameNumber stays.
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This test puts two images with the same SOPInstanceUID into displaySet.images. DicomMetadataStore never makes that state, because createSeriesMetadata.addInstances keeps only the first instance for each SOPInstanceUID. Thus the test passes, but the viewer shows one frame. Please build the display set from the instances in DicomMetadataStore.
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This test asserts ?frame=0 and ?frame=1. In DICOM, frame=1 is the first frame, so the correct values are ?frame=1 and ?frame=2.
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In the generator output, all entries have the same NumberOfFrames, and that value is the real value. The correct result for this shape is one stored instance with NumberOfFrames: 2 and two image IDs. A result of two instances with no NumberOfFrames is not correct.
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Please apply the requested changes - if you want a second PR for the shape B version of this, then please go ahead and just create a second PR, but the shape should work for large enhanced multiframes, and the existing combine metadata logic doesn't really work with those when the sop instance data gets repeated.
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Fixes #5674.
DICOM JSON multiframe handling currently conflates two different JSON shapes:
NumberOfFrames > 1SOPInstanceUIDThe issue sample uses the second shape: the series has
NumberOfFrames: 2, but each item inseries.instancesalready points at a specific frame URL. During ingestion, the series-levelNumberOfFrameswas copied onto each instance, so each per-frame entry could be treated as its own multiframe object. Later,getImageIdsForDisplaySetgrouped instances bySOPInstanceUIDand could reuse the first URL for non-multiframe per-frame entries.Changes & Results
NumberOfFramesonto every instance when the JSON already contains multiple frame entries.NumberOfFramesfor the single-instance multiframe case.SOPInstanceUID.&frame=Nonly when a single multiframe instance URL needs expansion and the URL does not already specify a frame.Testing
corepack pnpm install --frozen-lockfilecorepack pnpm exec prettier --check extensions/default/src/DicomJSONDataSource/index.js extensions/default/src/DicomJSONDataSource/index.test.jsgit diff --checkcorepack pnpm exec jest extensions/default/src/DicomJSONDataSource/index.test.js --runInBand --no-coverageThe targeted Jest suite passes with 6 tests. Manual viewer validation against a real reachable XA DICOM object was not performed; the issue attachment uses sample/redacted URLs that are not directly retrievable.
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