DICOM Transfer Syntax

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DICOM Transfer Syntax is a specification within the DICOM standard that defines how medical imaging data is encoded, compressed, and exchanged between systems to ensure interoperability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DICOM concept
data interchange specification
appliesTo DICOM attributes
DICOM data set
DICOM pixel data
constrains encoding of DICOM attributes
encoding of pixel data stream
definedIn DICOM PS3.5 NERFINISHED
defines byte ordering
compression scheme
encapsulation of compressed pixel data
framing of pixel data
pixel data encoding
value representation encoding
enables interoperable image printing
interoperable image storage
interoperable image viewing
hasCategory compressed transfer syntax
encapsulated transfer syntax
uncompressed transfer syntax
hasExample Explicit VR Big Endian NERFINISHED
Explicit VR Little Endian NERFINISHED
Implicit VR Little Endian NERFINISHED
JPEG 2000 Image Compression NERFINISHED
JPEG Lossless, Nonhierarchical, First-Order Prediction NERFINISHED
MPEG-2 Main Profile / Main Level NERFINISHED
RLE Lossless NERFINISHED
hasProperty big endian byte ordering
explicit VR
implicit VR
little endian byte ordering
hasPurpose define encoding of DICOM data for interchange
ensure interoperability between DICOM systems
identifiedBy Transfer Syntax UID NERFINISHED
negotiatedBetween DICOM SCP NERFINISHED
DICOM SCU NERFINISHED
negotiatedVia DICOM A-ASSOCIATE request
partOf DICOM standard
relatedTo DICOM Presentation Context NERFINISHED
DICOM SOP Class NERFINISHED
supports JPEG 2000 compression
JPEG-based compression
MPEG-based video compression
RLE compression
lossless compression
lossy compression
usedFor DICOM file storage
media interchange
network transmission of DICOM objects
usedIn DICOM association negotiation

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DICOM Unique Identifier (UID) usedToIdentify DICOM Transfer Syntax
subject surface form: DICOM Unique Identifier