How to decode jpeg 2000 compression in dicom image ?

I'm working on dicom image viewer. How to decode jpeg 2000 compression in dicom image? Please help me. Thanks.

Illustrator is not a jpg editor.
There are 2 things you can do....
Use Live Trace to trace the jpg then adjust the shapes for the track. My guess is this won't work well at all.
Use the pen tool and draw the path yourself. You can then completely adjust the path all you want.

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