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B Integration of Modality Worklist and Modality Performed Procedure Step in The Original DICOM Standard (Informative)
This Annex was formerly located in Annex G “Integration of Modality Worklist and Modality Performed Procedure Step in the Original DICOM Standard (Informative)” in PS3.3 in the 2003 and earlier revisions of the Standard.
DICOM was published in 1993 and effectively addresses image communication for a number of modalities and Image Management functionsforasignificantpartofthefieldofmedicalimaging.Sincethen,manyadditionalmedicalimagingspecialtieshavecontributed totheextensionoftheDICOMStandardanddevelopedadditionalImageObjectDefinitions.Furthermore,therehavebeendiscussions about the harmonization of the DICOM Real-World domain model with other standardization bodies. This effort has resulted in a numberofextensionstotheDICOMStandard.TheintegrationoftheModalityWorklistandModalityPerformedProcedureStepaddress an important part of the domain area that was not included initially in the DICOM Standard. At the same time, the Modality Worklist and Modality Performed Procedure Step integration make steps in the direction of harmonization with other standardization bodies (CEN TC 251, HL7, etc.).
The purpose of this Annex is to show how the original DICOM Standard relates to the extension for Modality Worklist Management and Modality Performed Procedure Step. The two included figures outline the void filled by the Modality Worklist Management and Modality Performed Procedure Step specification, and the relationship between the original DICOM Data Model and the extended model.
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Figure B-1. Functional View - Modality Worklist and Modality Performed Procedure Step Management
in the Context of DICOM Service Classes
The management of a patient starts when the patient enters a physical facility (e.g., a hospital, a clinic, an imaging center) or even beforethattime.TheDICOMPatientManagementSOPClassprovidesmanyofthefunctionsthatareofinteresttoimagingdepartments. Figure B-1 is an example where one presumes that an order for a procedure has been issued for a patient. The order for an imaging procedure results in the creation of a Study Instance within the DICOM Study Management SOP Class. At the same time (A) the
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