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pydicom

Reads, inspects, writes, transforms, and preflights local DICOM datasets and pixel data. Applies to DICOM metadata, transfer syntaxes, compression plugins, frames, private elements, JSON, and bounded de-identification review.

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# pydicom

Use pydicom for DICOM dataset I/O and pixel processing. Version 3.0.2 is the
current stable release reviewed here. It fixes CVE-2026-32711, a crafted
DICOMDIR path-traversal issue. pydicom 3.0.2 declares Python `>=3.10`; its
bundled DICOM dictionary is 2024c; the current DICOM Standard reviewed here is
2026d. No PACS, DIMSE, DICOMweb endpoint, or authenticated service is exercised
by this local-file skill.

## Mandatory safety boundary

- Work only with local data that the user is authorized to access.
- DICOM metadata, file names, private elements, overlays, structured content,
  and pixels may contain protected health information (PHI).
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