Hi John - 

Sorry for the delay.

Your problem seems to be that your CMTK binaries were linked against a shared DCMTK (that is, DICOM I/O) library, which does not exist on your system. It may also exist, but in a different (probably more recent) version.

It would also appear that you got CMTK bundled with Fiji, is that correct? If so, this seems to be an issue with the way the Fiji folks are building CMTK. So the ultimate solution for the problem would likely have to come from them.

That said, CMTK is fairly simple to build from source code, assuming you have CMake and a reasonably current C++ compiler installed. If you do build CMTK from source, you can either configure CMTK to build its own version of DCMTK (thus avoiding missing system libraries) or turn off DICOM support altogether. The remaining problem would then be how to configure and install CMTK's binaries into your Fiji installation so they work nicely together. That bit, unfortunately, I can not help with.

Best,
  Torsten