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I have a program, that for data requirements has converted the AGE field into a 10 digit number?? I am sure it is just converted via HEX/Binary etc or something, can you help.
AGE = 1496593712
For your reference it is the conversion used for Dicom images.
Thanx
AGE = 1496593712
For your reference it is the conversion used for Dicom images.
Thanx
One common way of saveing elapsed time is to convert it to seconds. That value interpreted as seconds yields about 47 1/2 years
what are the data requirements that REQUIRE you to convert AGE into a 10 digit number?
What is AGE telling you?
AW
What is AGE telling you?
AW
DICOM uses an AS field for ages, that is an Age String. It consists of exactly four characters which are the three digit numeric representation of the age followed by a character representing the "units":
010Y = 10 years
305D = 305 days
004W = 4 weeks
007M = 7 months
It just so happens this "number" is 4 bytes of data: 59343530 in hex. That corresponds to the four characters Y450 which is a date string backwards
054Y = 45 years old.
Hope this helps.
010Y = 10 years
305D = 305 days
004W = 4 weeks
007M = 7 months
It just so happens this "number" is 4 bytes of data: 59343530 in hex. That corresponds to the four characters Y450 which is a date string backwards
054Y = 45 years old.
Hope this helps.
Oops, that's 54 years old.
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KurtVon, How did you get to the result 59343530???? Fair enough i can convert this binary number to Y450, but where did the 59343530 come from??
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