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ENH: Support for Philips DICOMs w/ derived volume #727
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ENH: Support for Philips DICOMs w/ derived volume #727
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It is always the second entry?
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Based off my limited testing yes - however we should definitely keep an eye on this
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Can we use either a derived index or make an assertion that will fail loudly when the assumption is violated?