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Observing and understanding the communication between a Service Class User and a Service Class Provider using DCM4CHE storescp and storescu tools.
Code of the entire project (2020 version, may slightly differ from the videos) is available from:
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This project is a part of the INFO-H-400 – Medical Information Systems course @ Université Libre de Bruxelles.
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DICOM: SCP & SCU. What are the differences????
other at the other end. You can think of an SCU as a client and an SCP as a prover or a service, though this is not strictly correct as the roles …
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The SCU is responsible for getting the DICOM object from locally mounted storage media and then sending the storage request to the SCP of the receiving AE …
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Service Class Provider (SCP) – OTpedia, Information for …
In DICOM these roles are called Service Class User (SCU) and Service Class Prover (SCP). Matching roles, therefore, match SCUs with SCPs.
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D.3.3.4 SCP/SCU Role Selection Negotiation – DICOM
The SCP/SCU Role Selection Negotiation allows peer AEs to negotiate the roles in which they will serve for each SOP Class or Meta SOP Class supported on the …
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DICOM CONFORMANCE STATEMENT STORAGE SCU/SCP …
DICOM CONFORMANCE STATEMENT. STORAGE SCU/SCP. QUERY/RETRIEVE SCU/SCP. FOR. TOSHIBA WHOLE-BODY X-RAY CT SCANNER. A-SERIES, A-SERIES/MULTI.
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Diagram of an SCU-SCP Set-up | DICOM C API Help
The SCU calls this function to request a DICOM Associate connection. This generates calls to these callback functions on the SCP. RECEIVECALLBACK
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Basic DICOM Operations – Medical Connections Ltd
The most basic DICOM operation, otherwise known as “DICOM Push” allows an SCU to send a Composite Instance to an SCP. For instance, it is used to send …
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The DICOM Storage service – NeoLogica
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DICOM: SCP & SCU. What are the differences????
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No no … they are peers .. any association needs one at one end and the
other at the other end.
You can think of an SCU as a client and an SCP as a provider or a service,
though this is not strictly correct as the roles can change.
For example a CT Image Storage SOP Class SCU would run on a modality and
have the job of pushing images out. The corresponding SCP on a workstation
or archive passively receives these images.
For Query/Retrieve, a workstation acting as a Q/R SCU would issue a C-FIND
to a Q/R SCP running on a modality or archive. The SCP would respond with
a list of images (instance UIDs), and the Q/R SCU would issue a C-MOVE to
the SCP. This same device, the Q/R SCP, would then adopt the role of Storage
SCU, open another association back to the workstation, which would act as
a Storage SCP, and then the images would be transferred. The two different
SCUs and SCPs in each case are different Application Entities (AEs), and
are often in fact implemented as separate processes.
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OTpedia, Information for Medical Imaging
Service-Object-Pair (SOP) Classes and Service Class User/Service Class Provider are terms that define the DICOM Services and their role, either as client or server. DICOM is based on two-way communication, which means that there is always one device that sends and one that receives. Or in DICOM terminology, one device that invokes an operation and the other one that performs it. In DICOM these roles are called Service Class User (SCU) and Service Class Provider (SCP). Matching roles, therefore, match SCUs with SCPs. A DICOM device can have the role of a SCU or SCP, much like any two people engaged in conversation; both can be speakers and listeners. A device can act in different roles. Service class provider (SCP) defines the role of a device when it functions as a server (i.e. when it is set up to receive images). Devices may be Service Class Provider (SCP) only, like a workstation in a physician’s home that only receives images. Or they may have both User and Provider roles, such as an archive that can send as well as receive images. The User (SCU) typically initiates the communication, or sets up the Association. A printer is an obvious example of an SCP of the Print SOP class, which has to match a print spooler, workstation, or modalities that support the Print SOP class as an SCU.
SCU Role Selection Negotiation
D.3.3.4 SCP/SCU Role Selection Negotiation
The SCP/SCU Role Selection Negotiation allows peer AEs to negotiate the roles in which they will serve for each SOP Class or Meta SOP Class supported on the Association. This negotiation is optional.
The Association-requester, for each SOP Class UID or Meta SOP Class UID, may use one SCP/SCU Role Selection item. The SOP Class or Meta SOP Class shall be identified by its corresponding Abstract Syntax Name followed by one of the three role values:
Association-requester is SCU only
Association-requester is SCP only
Association-requester is both SCU and SCP
If the SCP/SCU Role Selection item is absent the default role of the Association-requester shall be SCU and the default role of the Association-acceptor shall be SCP.
The Association-acceptor, for each SCP/SCU Role Selection item offered, either accepts the Association-requester proposal by returning the same value (1) or turns down the proposal by returning the value (0). The Association-acceptor shall not return the value (1) if the Association-requester has not proposed the role, i.e., it has sent a value (0). The Association-requester shall ignore the response if it has not proposed the role.
If the SCP/SCU Role Selection item is not returned by the Association-acceptor then the role of the Association-requester shall be SCU and the role of the Association-acceptor shall be SCP. Figure D.3-7 illustrates the SCP/SCU Role Selection Negotiation.
If the SCP/SCU Role Selection items do not exist in the A-ASSOCIATE indication they shall be omitted in the A-ASSOCIATE response.
Note The choices made for the default roles are based on clarification made to previous versions of the Standard. Association-requesters that wish to offer Abstract Syntax Names using the SCP role must support this item. Association-acceptors that wish to accept Abstract Syntax Names using the SCU role must support this item. If an Association-requestor offers an SCP/SCU Role Selection item for an Abstract Syntax Name but the Association-acceptor does not return a SCP/SCU Role Selection item for the same Abstract Syntax Name then the proposed roles have not been accepted and the default roles apply (i.e., Association-requester is SCU and Association-acceptor is SCP).
Figure D.3-7. SCU/SCP Role Negotiation
Note DICOM AE “B” accepts DICOM AE “A”‘s proposed role as an SCU for the Storage-MR SOP; therefore, DICOM AE “B” will perform in the SCP role. DICOM AE “B” turns down the SCP proposal from DICOM AE “A”. Both DICOM AEs may be SCU and SCP for the Storage-CT SOP. DICOM AE “B” accepts DICOM AE “A”‘s proposed role as an SCU for the Print-SOP; therefore, DICOM AE “B” will perform in the SCP role.
Diagram of an SCU-SCP Set-Up
L_DicomCreateNet Creates a DICOM Network handle. L_DicomCreateNet
L_DicomStartUp Initializes the DICOM Network handle. L_DicomStartUp
L_DicomSetCallback Sets the callbacks to be used.
The SCP listens for incoming connection requests. L_DicomSetCallback
L_DicomListen
L_DicomConnect
The SCU calls this function to connect to an SCP. This generates a call to this callback function on the SCP ACCEPTCALLBACK
CONNECTCALLBACK
The SCP calls L_DicomCreateNet and L_DicomSetCallback for each connection it accepts. This provided the SCP memory to store information about this specific connection. L_DicomAccept is called to accept the connection. This generates a call to this callback function on the SCU.
DICOM Network Connection established L_DicomCreateNet
L_DicomSetCallback
L_DicomAccept
L_DicomSendAssociateRequest
The SCU calls this function to request a DICOM Associate connection. This generates calls to these callback functions on the SCP. RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEASSOCIATEREQUESTCALLBACK
RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEASSOCIATEACCEPTCALLBACK
or
RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEASSOCIATEREJECTCALLBACK
The SCP calls L_DicomSendAssociateAccept to accept the DICOM Associate connection. This generates calls to RECEIVECALLBACK and RECEIVEASSOCIATEACCEPTCALLBACK on the SCU. L_DicomSendAssociateReject is sent to reject the DICOM Associate connection. This generates calls to RECEIVECALLBACK and RECEIVEASSOCIATEREJECTCALLBACK on the SCU.
DICOM Associate Connection established L_DicomSendAssociateAccept
or
L_DicomSendAssociateReject
L_DicomSendCStoreRequest The SCU calls this function to request the storage of data. This generates calls to these callback functions on the SCP. RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEDATACALLBACK
RECEIVECSTOREREQUESTCALLBACK
RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEDATACALLBACK
RECEIVECSTORERESPONSECALLBACK
The SCP calls this function to respond to the storage request. This generates calls to these callback functions on the SCU. L_DicomSendCStoreResponse
L_DicomSendReleaseRequest
or
L_DicomSendAbort
The SCP calls L_DicomSendReleaseRequest to request a release from the DICOM Associate connection. This generates calls to RECEIVECALLBACK and RECEIVERELEASEREQUESTCALLBACK on the SCP. This is the preferred method of closing a connection. L_DicomSendAbort can also be sent to close a connection. This generates calls to RECEIVECALLBACK and RECEIVEABORTCALLBACK on the SCP. RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVERELEASEREQUESTCALLBACK
or
RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVEABORTCALLBACK
RECEIVECALLBACK
RECEIVERELEASERESPONSECALLBACK
The SCP calls this function to respond to the release request. This generates calls to the following callback functions on the SCU. L_DicomSendReleaseResponse
Basic DICOM Operations
DICOM services use a limited number of basic DICOM operations (officially called DIMSE operations), all of which are of course supported by DicomObjects.
Composite Operations
These are “self-contained”, and the objects passed therefore contain enough information for the operation to exist independently, without reference to other operations on the same or different associations (though of course they are commonly used as part of more complex operations!)
C-STORE
The most basic DICOM operation, otherwise known as “DICOM Push” allows an SCU to send a Composite Instance to an SCP. For instance, it is used to send images from a modality to PACS or create the delivery mechanism for C-MOVE
C-FIND
Initially used as part of the Query/Retrieve service, but subsequently re-used in the Modality Worklist and General Purpose Worklist services, this is a very simple operation rather akin to a SQL query, whereby a dataset is passed from the SCU to the SCP containing 2 sorts of attribute:
Those which need to be matched (equivalent to the WHERE clause of SQL) These have “filled in” values Those to be returned to the SCU (equivalent to the SELECT clause of SQL) These are sent a blank fields.
The SCP responds by sending a number of matching datasets, followed by a “complete” response to say that it has finished.
C-MOVE
This requests the C-MOVE SCP to act as a C-STORE SCU and to copy composite instances to a requested AET which may or may not be the original C-MOVE SCU (99% of the time it is!). This operation has multiple problems:
Only the AET may be specified in the request (not an IP address/port number), so it can only work if the SCP has this information pre-programmed into its data tables (and many companies charge for adding such entries!)
The C-MOVE SCP must be able to make a TCP connection to the end point (normally the C-MOVE SCU), but several things can make this impossible: If the SCU has a dynamic IP address (using DHCP) to the server does not “Know” it If there are intervening firewalls (most severely) If the C-MOVE SCU connects to the SCP via Network Address Translation (NAT).
Despite all these problems, C-MOVE is the only retrieval protocol used by most PACS
C-GET
C-GET is like C-MOVE, but instead of using a secondary Association, the requested Composite Instances are sent over the original association. This avoids all the problems described above for C-MOVE. There are 2 downsides to C-GET:
The SCU must know in advance what SOP classes it is to receive over the association, as it must negotiate suitable Presentation Contexts for them. This information should be obtainable via C-FIND.
know in advance what SOP classes it is to receive over the association, as it must negotiate suitable Presentation Contexts for them. This information should be obtainable via C-FIND. It is little used by the large PACS manufacturers, possibly due to the first of the points above regarding the C-MOVE lookup table.
C-ECHO
This is a basic “is everything working OK” service – sometimes referred to as “DICOM Ping”. It should not be confused with a basic ICMP ping however as it is a full-blown DICOM service, using full negotiation, and therefore tests more than simple IP connectivity. Support for C-ECHO is mandatory for all Application Entities which accept associations.
Normalised Operations
These are themselves akin to simple database operations, and are used a “building block” for more complex services such as printing.
N-CREATE
This creates a dataset within the SCP for subsequent use. The Instance UID may be specified by the SCU or if left blank is provided by the SCP.
N-GET
This requests a single dataset, and requires the Instance UID of that dataset to be specified in the request. In some cases (e.g. printer status) that UID may be a “Well-known UID”
N-SET
This updates a single dataset, and requires the Instance UID of that dataset to be specified in the request. It is used in printing to “place” the images into the Image Boxes on the Film Box and is also used to update the examination status in the Modality Performed Procedure Step Service.
N-ACTION
This asks the SCP to “do something”. The common uses are printing a film, and checking the status of image storage as part of Storage Commitment.
N-DELETE
This asks the SCP to delete a particular object
N-EVENT-REPORT
This is an unusual operation as it is defined to be sent from an SCP to an SCU. It was initially used for printer updates (e.g. alerting the SCU/user of a film jam), but has subsequently been used in other services such as Storage Commitment.
The DICOM Storage service
The DICOM Storage service is used to transfer DICOM images and other related digital data from a DICOM node to another DICOM node. It is a fundamental service in DICOM, as it allows exchange of data among multiple devices over the DICOM network.
The DICOM Storage service follows the usual SCP / SCU pattern: a DICOM Storage SCP acts as a server and waits for incoming connections by DICOM Storage SCUs. In turn, a DICOM Storage SCU, in order to send DICOM images (or other related data) to another node acting as a DICOM Storage SCP, actively connects to that SCP node, sends the storage request accompanied with the actual data to transfer, and waits for the storage response by the SCP.
From the protocol point of view, the DICOM Storage service is implemented through the C-STORE message: the SCU sends a C-STORE-RQ (request) message to the SCP, also including the actual dataset to transfer, and the SCP is expected to answer returning a C-STORE-RSP (response) message to the SCU, communicating success or failure of the storage request.
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