Same patient names anonymize differently when formatted differently
paulsbduncan opened this issue · comments
I had a study with multiple DICOM files. In some of the files the patient name was like 'LAST^FIRST^MIDDLE' and in others 'LAST^FIRST^MIDDLE^'. These are obviously the same patient name, but because of the trailing '^' dicognito assumed they were different and anonymized them differently.
Thanks for submitting this, @paulsbduncan! What would you expect the output to be,
- 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE' twice, or
- 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE' and 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE^'?
Good question! From my perspective (and current use case), either would be
fine.
…On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 2:25 PM Blair Conrad ***@***.***> wrote:
@paulsbduncan <https://github.com/paulsbduncan>, what do you expect the
output to be,
- 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE' twice, or
- 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE' and 'ANONLAST^ANONFIRST^ANONMIDDLE^'?
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Now that I'm thinking about it, we don't pay any attention to the original format anyhow. so I think you're going to get the first one!
Closed in #79. Released as part of 0.10.0.