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Llion Roberts

Thu. 26 Sep.13,
21:29
Merging stacks
Hi,

Hopefully someone can offer me some help!

I have three stacks of 35 images covering the proximal to distal thigh, and I'm wondering whether there is a way of merging these three stacks together into one stack?

These images are from the transverse plain, and all have the same metadata.

Thanks in advance,

Llion
geo log

Wed. 9 Oct.13,
17:10
 Easily done on Siemens, should be possible on GE. Don't know about others.
Siemens: In the "VIEWING" tab start with stack ( 1 ). Select the series and "Save As" to a new name. Then, go to stack ( 2 ), select the series and choose APPEND TO AN EXISTING..... from the "Save As" options. Do the same for stack ( 3 ).
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