dcm_add_fragments(1)

✨ NAME ✨

dcm_add_fragments — bestie, this one dumps an element from a DICOM file straight into another DICOM file 💖

(and yeah, the whole manual is dcm_add_fragments(1) from the General Commands Manual, if you were wondering where we are 🎀)

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

dcm_add_fragments [-t] [-x xfer] filein fileout f1 [f2...]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so here's the tea ☕ — dcm_add_fragments adds elements from one DICOM file into another. That's it. That's the whole vibe. You give it an input, you give it an output, and it literally moves elements between them. no cap. 💅

💜 OPTIONS 💜

dcm_add_fragments accepts the following options:

• -t — read the file assuming it's in DICOM Part 10 format 🫶
• -x — specify the transfer syntax for the output ✨ (takes an xfer value)
• filein — the input file 📥
• fileout — the output file 📤
• f1 — the first fragment to add 🍓
• f2 — zero or more fragments to add 🌈 (yes bestie, zero or more, she's flexible like that)

👑 SIGN-OFF 👑

and that's the whole page, babe — dcm_add_fragments(1), living in the General Commands Manual, top to bottom, footer and all 💖 slay, go add some fragments, ily 🧚💅