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Value range from 0 to 100 percent. Uncertainty of the 'actual' value expressed as+/- of the mean. |
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Identifies Individual or organization responsible for calibration |
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Describes calibration protocol according to equipment standards or local guidelines. |
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The device that produced the irradiation accumulated in this Template. I.e., the X-Ray source. This is not |
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required to be present if the information is the same as that already recorded in TID 1004 “Device Observer |
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IdentifyingAttributes”encodedviatheinclusionofTID1002“ObserverContext”inTID10001“ProjectionX-Ray |
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Radiation Dose” Row 5, which in turn may be absent if identical to the content in the Enhanced General |
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Equipment Module, or if more than one device produced the accumulated irradiation. |
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Rows 16 and 17 These coordinates relate a visible landmark on the X-Ray table to the Table Reference Point that is arbitrarily defined by the manufacturer and not necessarily visible to the operator.
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The Equipment Landmark Y Position is not recorded since it is, by definition, in the plane of the table as is the |
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origin of the Table Coordinate System so the value would always be zero. |
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In many instances, the values will be either: |
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•EV (128772, DCM, "Reference Basis") [1354] = (88986008, SCT, "Vertex of Head") with EV (128773, DCM, |
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"Reference Geometry") [1354] = (128120, DCM, "Plane through Superior Extent") [1338], or |
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•EV(128772,DCM,"ReferenceBasis")[1354]=(56459004,SCT,"Foot")withEV(128773,DCM,"Reference |
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Geometry") [1354] = (128121, DCM, "Plane through Inferior Extent") [1338] |
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This distance (likely recorded by the operator) locates the patient with respect to an X-Ray table landmark. |
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The patient is assumed to be centered in the left-right axis of the X-Ray table. |
TID 10003 Irradiation Event X-Ray Data
This Template conveys the dose and equipment parameters of a single irradiation event.
The Template and requirements are structured to consider equipment with various levels of integration between the components (X- Ray Source, Plate or Detector, and Gantry/Table) of the equipment.
An irradiation event is the loading of X-Ray equipment caused by a single continuous actuation of the equipment's irradiation switch, from the start of the loading time of the first pulse until the loading time trailing edge of the final pulse. The irradiation event is the "smallest" information entity to be recorded in the realm of Radiation Dose reporting. Individual Irradiation Events are described by a set of accompanying physical parameters that are sufficient to understand the "quality" of irradiation that is being applied. This set of parameters may be different for the various types of equipment that are able to create irradiation events. Any automatic on-off switchingoftheirradiationsourceduringtheeventshallnotbetreatedasseparateevents,rathertheeventincludesthetimebetween start and stop of irradiation as triggered by the user. E.g., a pulsed fluoro X-Ray acquisition shall be treated as a single irradiation event.
As described in Section 6.2.4, measurement concepts may be post-coordinated, even though not explicitly specified in the Template. In particular, post-coordination using modifier concept (121401, DCM, "Derivation"), with modifier values drawn from CID 10009 “Measured/Calculated” would be appropriate to encode indications of measured or of calculated values.
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Table TID 10003. Irradiation Event X-Ray Data |
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Condition Value Set Constraint |
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CONTAINEREV (113706, DCM, |
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M |
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"Irradiation Event X-Ray |
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Data") |
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EV (113764, DCM, |
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DCID10003“Equipment |
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CONCEPT |
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"Acquisition Plane") |
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Plane Identification” |
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