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S.5.3.2. DNS Documentation .................................................................................................................... |
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S.5.3.3. LDAP Documentation ................................................................................................................... |
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S.5.3.4. Descriptions of Other Devices ........................................................................................................ |
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S.5.4. Description of This Device ................................................................................................................... |
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S.6. Switching A Node From Unmanaged to Managed in A Mixed Network ................................................................. |
220 |
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S.6.1. DHCP and DNS ................................................................................................................................. |
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S.6.2. NTP ................................................................................................................................................ |
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S.6.3. Association Acceptors On This Node ..................................................................................................... |
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S.6.4. Association Requesters On Legacy Nodes .............................................................................................. |
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S.6.5. Association Requesters On Managed Nodes ........................................................................................... |
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T. Quantitative Analysis References (Informative) ...................................................................................................... |
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T.1. Definition of Left and Right in the Case of Quantitative Arterial Analysis ............................................................... |
221 |
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T.2. Definition of Diameter Symmetry with Arterial Plaques ...................................................................................... |
221 |
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T.3. Wall Motion Regions ................................................................................................................................. |
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T.3.1. Landmark Based Wall Motion Regions ................................................................................................... |
222 |
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T.3.2. Centerline Wall Motion Region .............................................................................................................. |
223 |
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T.3.4. Radial Based Wall Motion Region .......................................................................................................... |
225 |
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T.4. Quantitative Arterial Analysis Reference Method ............................................................................................. |
225 |
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T.4.1. Computer Calculated Reference ............................................................................................................ |
225 |
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T.4.2. Interpolated Reference ........................................................................................................................ |
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T.4.3. Mean Local Reference ........................................................................................................................ |
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T.5. Positions in Diameter Graphic ..................................................................................................................... |
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U. Ophthalmology Use Cases (Informative) .............................................................................................................. |
229 |
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U.1. Ophthalmic Photography Use Cases ............................................................................................................ |
229 |
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U.1.1. Routine N-spot Exam .......................................................................................................................... |
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U.1.2. Routine N-spot Exam With Exceptions ................................................................................................... |
229 |
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U.1.3. Routine Flourescein Exam ................................................................................................................... |
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U.1.4. External Examination .......................................................................................................................... |
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U.1.5. External Examination With Intention ....................................................................................................... |
230 |
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U.1.6. External Examination With Drug Application ............................................................................................ |
230 |
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U.1.7. Routine Stereo Camera Examination ..................................................................................................... |
231 |
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U.1.8. Relative Image Position Definitions ........................................................................................................ |
231 |
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U.2. Typical Sequence of Events ....................................................................................................................... |
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U.3. Ophthalmic Tomography Use Cases (Informative) ........................................................................................... |
233 |
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U.3.1. Anterior Chamber Tomography ............................................................................................................. |
233 |
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U.3.1.1. Anterior Chamber Exam For Phakic Intraocular Lens Surgery Planning .................................................. |
233 |
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U.3.1.2. Anterior Chamber Angle Exam ....................................................................................................... |
233 |
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U.3.1.4. Corneal Exam ............................................................................................................................. |
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U.3.2. Posterior Segment Tomography ............................................................................................................ |
234 |
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U.3.2.1. Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Exam ..................................................................................................... |
234 |
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U.3.2.2. Macular Exam ............................................................................................................................ |
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U.3.2.3. Angiographic Exams .................................................................................................................... |
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U.3.2.4. 3D Reconstruction Exam .............................................................................................................. |
236 |
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U.3.2.5. Transverse Imaging ..................................................................................................................... |
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V. Hanging Protocols (Informative) ......................................................................................................................... |
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V.1. Example Scenario .................................................................................................................................... |
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V.2. Hanging Protocol Internal Process Model ...................................................................................................... |
242 |
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V.3. Chest X-Ray Hanging Protocol Example ....................................................................................................... |
244 |
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V.3.1. Hanging Protocol Definition Module ....................................................................................................... |
244 |
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V.3.2. Hanging Protocol Environment Module ................................................................................................... |
246 |
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V.3.3. Hanging Protocol Display Module .......................................................................................................... |
246 |
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V.4. Neurosurgery Planning Hanging Protocol Example .......................................................................................... |
249 |
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V.4.1. Hanging Protocol Definition Module ....................................................................................................... |
250 |
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V.4.2. Hanging Protocol Environment Module ................................................................................................... |
253 |
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V.4.3. Hanging Protocol Display Module .......................................................................................................... |
253 |
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V.5. Hanging Protocol Query Example ................................................................................................................ |
272 |
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V.6. Display Set Patient Orientation Example ....................................................................................................... |
278 |
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W. Digital Signatures in Structured Reports Use Cases (Informative) ............................................................................. |
279 |
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X. Dictation-based Reporting With Image References (Informative) ............................................................................... |
281 |
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X.1. Basic Data Flows ...................................................................................................................................... |
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X.1.1. Dictation/transcription Reporting ............................................................................................................ |
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X.1.2. Reporting With Image References ......................................................................................................... |
282 |
X.1.3. Reporting With Annotated Images ......................................................................................................... |
282 |
X.2. Transcribed Diagnostic Imaging SR Instance Content ...................................................................................... |
283 |
X.2.1. SR Header Content ............................................................................................................................ |
283 |
X.2.2. Transcribed Text Data Format .............................................................................................................. |
283 |
X.2.3. Image Reference Format ..................................................................................................................... |
284 |
X.3. Transcribed Diagnostic Imaging CDA Instance Content .................................................................................... |
284 |
X.3.1. CDA Header Content .......................................................................................................................... |
285 |
X.3.2. Transcribed Text Content .................................................................................................................... |
285 |
X.3.3. Image References .............................................................................................................................. |
285 |
X.3.4. Icons ............................................................................................................................................... |
286 |
X.3.5. Structured Entries .............................................................................................................................. |
286 |
X.4.3. Using The WADO Reference For DICOM Network Protocol Retrievals .......................................................... |
289 |
X.4. Simultaneous SR and CDA Instance Creation ................................................................................................ |
290 |
X.4.1. Equivalence ...................................................................................................................................... |
290 |
X.4.2. Document Cross-reference .................................................................................................................. |
290 |
Y. VOI LUT Functions (Informative) ........................................................................................................................ |
291 |
Z. X-Ray Isocenter Reference Transformations (Informative) ....................................................................................... |
293 |
Z.1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. |
293 |
Z.2. Positioner Coordinate System Transformations ............................................................................................... |
293 |
Z.3. Table Coordinate System Transformations ..................................................................................................... |
293 |
AA. Radiation Dose Reporting Use Cases (Informative) .............................................................................................. |
295 |
AA.1. Purpose of This Annex ............................................................................................................................ |
295 |
AA.2. Definitions ............................................................................................................................................. |
295 |
AA.3. Use Cases ............................................................................................................................................ |
295 |
AA.3.1. Basic Dose Reporting ....................................................................................................................... |
295 |
AA.3.2. Dose Reporting For Non-digital Imaging ............................................................................................... |
296 |
AA.3.3. Dose Reporting Post-processing ......................................................................................................... |
297 |
AA.3.4. Dose Reporting Workflow Management ................................................................................................ |
297 |
BB. Printing (Informative) ..................................................................................................................................... |
299 |
BB.1. Example of Print Management SCU Session (Informative) .............................................................................. |
299 |
BB.1.1. Simple Example ............................................................................................................................... |
299 |
BB.1.2. Advanced Example (Retired) .............................................................................................................. |
300 |
CC. Storage Commitment (Informative) ................................................................................................................... |
301 |
CC.1. Storage Commitment Examples (Informative) .............................................................................................. |
301 |
CC.1.1. Push Model Example ........................................................................................................................ |
301 |
CC.1.2. Pull Model Example (Retired) ............................................................................................................. |
301 |
CC.1.3. Remote Storage of Data by The SCP ................................................................................................... |
301 |
CC.1.4. Storage Commitment in Conjunction With Use of Storage Media ............................................................... |
302 |
DD. Worklists (Informative) ................................................................................................................................... |
305 |
DD.1. Examples For The Usage of The Modality Worklist (Informative) ...................................................................... |
305 |
DD.2. General Purpose Worklist Example (Informative) (Retired) .............................................................................. |
305 |
EE. Relevant Patient Information Query (Informative) ................................................................................................. |
307 |
EE.1. Relevant Patient Information Query Example (Informative) .............................................................................. |
307 |
FF. CT/MR Cardiovascular Analysis Report Templates (Informative) ............................................................................. |
315 |
FF.2. Template Structure .................................................................................................................................. |
316 |
FF.3. Report Example ...................................................................................................................................... |
318 |
GG. JPIP Referenced Pixel Data Transfer Syntax Negotiation (Informative) .................................................................... |
321 |
HH. Segmentation Encoding Example (Informative) ................................................................................................... |
323 |
II. Use of Product Characteristics Attributes in Composite SOP Instances (Informative) ..................................................... |
325 |
II.1. Contrast/bolus Module ............................................................................................................................... |
325 |
II.2. Enhanced Contrast/bolus Module ................................................................................................................. |
326 |
II.3. Device Module ......................................................................................................................................... |
328 |
II.4. Intervention Module ................................................................................................................................... |
328 |
JJ. Surface Mesh Representation (Informative) ......................................................................................................... |
331 |
JJ.1. Multi-Dimensional Vectors ......................................................................................................................... |
331 |
JJ.2. Encoding Examples ................................................................................................................................. |
331 |
KK. Use Cases For The Composite Instance Root Retrieval Classes (Informative) ........................................................... |
333 |
KK.1. Clinical Review ...................................................................................................................................... |
333 |
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KK.1.1. Retrieval Based On Report References ................................................................................................ |
333 |
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KK.1.2. Selective Retrieval Without References to Specific Slices ......................................................................... |
333 |
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KK.2. Local Use - "Relevant Priors" .................................................................................................................... |
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333 |
KK.2.1. Anatomic Sub-region ........................................................................................................................ |
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333 |
KK.2.2. Worklists ........................................................................................................................................ |
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333 |
KK.3. Attribute Based Retrieval .......................................................................................................................... |
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333 |
KK.4. CAD & Data Mining Applications ................................................................................................................ |
333 |
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KK.5. Independent WADO Server ...................................................................................................................... |
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334 |
LL. Example SCU Use of The Composite Instance Root Retrieval Classes (Informative) ................................................... |
335 |
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LL.1. Retrieval of Entire Composite Instances ....................................................................................................... |
335 |
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LL.2. Retrieval of Selected Frame Composite Instances From Multi-frame Objects ....................................................... |
335 |
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LL.3. Retrieval of Selected Frame Composite Instances From MPEG-2, MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 or HEVC/H.265 Video .......... |
335 |
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MM. Considerations For Applications Creating New Images From Multi-frame Images ...................................................... |
337 |
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MM.1. Scope ................................................................................................................................................. |
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337 |
MM.2. Frame Extraction Issues ......................................................................................................................... |
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337 |
MM.2.1. Number of Frames .......................................................................................................................... |
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337 |
MM.2.2. Start and End Times ........................................................................................................................ |
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337 |
MM.2.3. Time Interval versus Frame Increment Vector ....................................................................................... |
337 |
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MM.2.4. MPEG-2, MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 or HEVC/H.265 ..................................................................................... |
337 |
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MM.2.5. JPEG 2000 Part 2 Multi-Component Transform ..................................................................................... |
337 |
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MM.2.6. Functional Groups For Enhanced CT, MR, etc. ..................................................................................... |
337 |
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MM.2.7. Nuclear Medicine Images |
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338 |
MM.2.8. A "Single Frame" Multi-frame Image ................................................................................................... |
338 |
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MM.3. Frame Numbers .................................................................................................................................... |
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338 |
MM.4. Consistency ......................................................................................................................................... |
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338 |
MM.5. Time Synchronization ............................................................................................................................. |
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338 |
MM.6. Audio .................................................................................................................................................. |
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338 |
MM.7. Private Attributes ................................................................................................................................... |
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338 |
NN. Specimen Identification and Management .......................................................................................................... |
339 |
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NN.1. Pathology Workflow ................................................................................................................................ |
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339 |
NN.2. Basic Concepts and Definitions |
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339 |
NN.2.1. Specimen ....................................................................................................................................... |
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339 |
NN.2.2. Containers ..................................................................................................................................... |
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340 |
NN.3. Specimen Module .................................................................................................................................. |
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340 |
NN.3.1. Scope ........................................................................................................................................... |
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340 |
NN.3.2. Relationship With The Laboratory Information System ............................................................................. |
341 |
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NN.3.3. Case Level Information and The Accession Number ............................................................................... |
341 |
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NN.3.4. Laboratory Workflows and Specimen Types .......................................................................................... |
341 |
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NN.3.5. Relationship Between Specimens and Containers .................................................................................. |
342 |
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NN.3.6. Relationship Between Specimens and Images ....................................................................................... |
343 |
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NN.4. Specimen Identification Examples ............................................................................................................. |
344 |
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NN.4.1. One Specimen Per Container ............................................................................................................. |
344 |
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NN.4.2. Multiple Items From Same Block ......................................................................................................... |
344 |
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NN.4.3. Items From Different Parts in The Same Block ....................................................................................... |
345 |
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NN.4.4. Items From Different Parts On The Same Slide ...................................................................................... |
345 |
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NN.4.5. Tissue Micro Array ........................................................................................................................... |
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346 |
NN.5. Structure of The Specimen Module ............................................................................................................ |
346 |
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NN.6. Examples of Specimen Module Use ........................................................................................................... |
347 |
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NN.6.1. Gross Specimen .............................................................................................................................. |
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347 |
NN.6.2. Slide ............................................................................................................................................. |
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349 |
NN.7. Specimen Data in Pathology Imaging Workflow Management .......................................................................... |
354 |
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NN.7.1. Modality Worklist ............................................................................................................................. |
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354 |
NN.7.1.1. MWL for Whole Slide Imaging ...................................................................................................... |
354 |
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NN.7.2. Modality Performed Procedure Step .................................................................................................... |
355 |
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OO. Structured Display (Informative) ...................................................................................................................... |
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357 |
OO.1. Structured Display Use Cases .................................................................................................................. |
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357 |
OO.1.1. Dentistry ........................................................................................................................................ |
|
357 |
OO.1.2. Ophthalmology ............................................................................................................................... |
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379 |
OO.1.3. Cardiology ..................................................................................................................................... |
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381 |
OO.1.4. Radiology ...................................................................................................................................... |
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PP. 3D Ultrasound Volumes (Informative) ................................................................................................................ |
383 |
PP.1. Purpose of This Annex ............................................................................................................................ |
383 |
PP.2. 3D Ultrasound Clinical Use Cases .............................................................................................................. |
383 |
PP.2.1. Use Cases ...................................................................................................................................... |
383 |
PP.2.2. Hierarchy of Use Cases ..................................................................................................................... |
384 |
PP.3. 3D Ultrasound Solutions in DICOM ............................................................................................................ |
385 |
PP.3.1. 3D Volume Data sets ........................................................................................................................ |
385 |
PP.3.2. 2D Derived Images ........................................................................................................................... |
386 |
PP.3.3. Physiological Waveforms Associated With 3D Volume Data sets ............................................................... |
386 |
PP.3.4. Workflow Considerations ................................................................................................................... |
387 |
QQ. Enhanced US Data Type Blending Examples (Informative) ................................................................................... |
389 |
QQ.1. Enhanced US Volume Use of the Blending and Display Pipeline ...................................................................... |
389 |
QQ.1.1. Example 1 - Grayscale P-Values Output .............................................................................................. |
390 |
QQ.1.2. Example 2 - Grayscale-only Color Output ............................................................................................. |
390 |
QQ.1.3. Example 3 - Color Tissue (Pseudo-color) Mapping ................................................................................. |
391 |
QQ.1.4. Example 4 - Fixed Proportion Additive Grayscale Tissue and Color Flow .................................................... |
392 |
QQ.1.5. Example 5 - Threshold Based On Flow_velocity ..................................................................................... |
393 |
QQ.1.6. Example 6 - Threshold Based On Flow_velocity and Flow_variance W/2d Color Mapping ............................... |
394 |
QQ.1.7. Example 7 - Color Tissue / Velocity / Variance Mapping - Blending Considers Both Data Paths ....................... |
395 |
RR. Ophthalmic Refractive Reports Use Cases (Informative) ....................................................................................... |
397 |
RR.1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... |
397 |
RR.2. Reference Tables For Equivalent Visual Acuity Notations ............................................................................... |
398 |
RR.2.1. Background .................................................................................................................................... |
398 |
RR.2.2. Notations ....................................................................................................................................... |
398 |
RR.2.3. Use of The Lookup Table .................................................................................................................. |
399 |
RR.2.4. Traditional Charts ............................................................................................................................ |
399 |
RR.2.5. ETDRS Charts ................................................................................................................................ |
402 |
SS. Colon CAD (Informative) ................................................................................................................................. |
407 |
SS.1. Colon CAD SR Content Tree Structure ....................................................................................................... |
407 |
SS.2. Colon CAD SR Observation Context Encoding ............................................................................................. |
407 |
SS.3. Colon CAD SR Examples ......................................................................................................................... |
408 |
SS.3.1. Example 1: Colon Polyp Detection With No Findings ............................................................................... |
408 |
SS.3.2. Example 2: Colon Polyp Detection With Findings .................................................................................... |
409 |
SS.3.3. Example 3: Colon Polyp Detection, Temporal Differencing With Findings ..................................................... |
412 |
TT. Stress Testing Report Template (Informative) ...................................................................................................... |
417 |
UU. Macular Grid Thickness and Volume Report Use Cases (Informative) ...................................................................... |
419 |
UU.1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... |
419 |
UU.2. Use of B-scan Images ............................................................................................................................. |
419 |
UU.3. Use of Tissue Measurements ................................................................................................................... |
419 |
UU.4. Axial Measurements ............................................................................................................................... |
420 |
UU.5. En Face Measurements ........................................................................................................................... |
420 |
UU.6. Interpretation of OPT .............................................................................................................................. |
422 |
VV. Pediatric, Fetal and Congenital Cardiac Ultrasound Reports (Informative) ................................................................. |
423 |
VV.1. Content Structure ................................................................................................................................... |
423 |
VV.2. Pediatric, Fetal and Congenital Cardiac Ultrasound Patterns ........................................................................... |
423 |
VV.3. Measurement Terminology Composition ...................................................................................................... |
424 |
WW. Audit Messages (Informative) ......................................................................................................................... |
425 |
WW.1. Message Example ................................................................................................................................ |
425 |
WW.2. Workflow Example ................................................................................................................................ |
426 |
XX. Use Cases for Application Hosting .................................................................................................................... |
429 |
XX.1. Agent-Specific Post Processing ................................................................................................................. |
429 |
XX.2. Support For Multi-site Collaborative Research .............................................................................................. |
429 |
XX.3. Screening Applications ............................................................................................................................ |
429 |
XX.4. Modality-Specific Post Processing .............................................................................................................. |
430 |
XX.5. Measurement/Evidence Document Creation ................................................................................................. |
430 |
XX.6. CAD Rendering ...................................................................................................................................... |
430 |
YY. Compound and Combined Graphic Objects in Presentation States (Informative) ........................................................ |
431 |
YY.1. An Example of The Compound Graphic 'axis' ............................................................................................... |
431 |
YY.2. An Example of Distance Line Defined As A Combined Graphic Object ............................................................... |
433 |
ZZ. Implant Template Description ........................................................................................................................... |
435 |
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ZZ.1. Implant Mating ....................................................................................................................................... |
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435 |
ZZ.1.1. Mating Features ............................................................................................................................... |
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435 |
ZZ.1.2. Mating Feature ID ............................................................................................................................. |
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435 |
ZZ.1.3. Mating Feature Sets .......................................................................................................................... |
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435 |
ZZ.1.4. Degrees of Freedom ......................................................................................................................... |
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436 |
ZZ.1.5. Implant Assembly Templates .............................................................................................................. |
436 |
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ZZ.2. Planning Landmarks ................................................................................................................................ |
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437 |
ZZ.3. Implant Registration and Mating Example .................................................................................................... |
437 |
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ZZ.3.1. Degrees of Freedom ......................................................................................................................... |
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439 |
ZZ.4. Encoding Example .................................................................................................................................. |
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440 |
ZZ.5. Implant Template Versions and Derivation ................................................................................................... |
444 |
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AAA. Implantation Plan SR Document (Informative) ................................................................................................... |
447 |
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AAA.1. Implantation Plan SR Document Content Tree Structure ............................................................................... |
447 |
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AAA.2. Relationship Between Implant Template and Implantation Plan ...................................................................... |
448 |
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AAA.3. Implantation Plan SR Document Total Hip Replacement Example .................................................................. |
448 |
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AAA.4. Implantation Plan SR Document Dental Drilling Template Example ................................................................. |
451 |
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BBB. Unified Procedure Step in Radiotherapy (Informative) ......................................................................................... |
455 |
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BBB.1. Purpose of this Annex ........................................................................................................................... |
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455 |
BBB.2. Use Case Actors .................................................................................................................................. |
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455 |
BBB.3. Use Cases .......................................................................................................................................... |
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456 |
BBB.3.1. Treatment Delivery Normal Flow - Internal Verification ........................................................................... |
456 |
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BBB.3.1.1. Message Sequencing ............................................................................................................... |
456 |
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BBB.3.1.2. Transactions and Message Flow ................................................................................................. |
456 |
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BBB.3.2. Treatment Delivery Normal Flow - External Verification .......................................................................... |
459 |
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BBB.3.2.1. Message Sequencing ............................................................................................................... |
459 |
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BBB.3.2.2. Transactions and Message Flow ................................................................................................. |
459 |
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BBB.3.3. Treatment-delivery With External Verification - Override Or Additional Info Required .................................... |
462 |
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BBB.3.3.1. Message Sequencing ............................................................................................................... |
462 |
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BBB.3.3.2. Transactions and Message Flow ................................................................................................. |
463 |
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BBB.3.4. Treatment-delivery With External Verification - Machine Adjustment Required ............................................ |
464 |
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BBB.3.4.1. Message Sequencing ............................................................................................................... |
464 |
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BBB.3.4.2. Transactions and Message Flow ................................................................................................. |
465 |
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CCC. Ophthalmic Axial Measurements and Intraocular Lens Calculations Use Cases (Informative) ..................................... |
467 |
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CCC.1. Axial Measurements ............................................................................................................................. |
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467 |
CCC.2. Intraocular Lens Calculations Introduction ................................................................................................. |
467 |
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CCC.3. Output of An Ultrasound A-scan Device .................................................................................................... |
469 |
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CCC.4. Output of An Optical A-scan Device ......................................................................................................... |
470 |
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CCC.5. IOL Calculation Results Example ............................................................................................................ |
470 |
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DDD. Visual Field Static Perimetry Use Cases (Informative) ........................................................................................ |
473 |
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DDD.1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... |
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473 |
DDD.2. Use Cases .......................................................................................................................................... |
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473 |
DDD.2.1. Evaluation For Glaucoma ................................................................................................................ |
474 |
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DDD.2.2. Neurological Disease ..................................................................................................................... |
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476 |
DDD.2.3. Diffuse and Local Defect |
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477 |
DDD.2.3.1. Diffuse Defect ........................................................................................................................ |
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477 |
DDD.2.4.2. Local Defect ........................................................................................................................... |
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478 |
EEE. Intravascular OCT Image (Informative) ............................................................................................................ |
481 |
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EEE.1. Purpose of This Annex .......................................................................................................................... |
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481 |
EEE.2. IVOCT For Processing Parameters .......................................................................................................... |
481 |
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EEE.2.1. Z Offset Correction ......................................................................................................................... |
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481 |
EEE.2.2. Refractive Index Correction .............................................................................................................. |
481 |
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EEE.2.3. Polar-Cartesian Conversion ............................................................................................................. |
482 |
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EEE.3. Intravascular Longitudinal Image ............................................................................................................. |
482 |
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FFF. Enhanced XA/XRF Encoding Examples (Informative) .......................................................................................... |
485 |
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FFF.1. General Concepts of X-Ray Angiography ................................................................................................... |
485 |
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FFF.1.1. Time Relationships ......................................................................................................................... |
|
485 |
FFF.1.1.1. Time Relationships of A Multi-frame Image .................................................................................... |
485 |
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FFF.1.1.2. Time Relationships of One Frame ............................................................................................... |
485 |
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FFF.1.2. Acquisition Geometry ...................................................................................................................... |
|
486 |
FFF.1.2.1. Patient Description ................................................................................................................... |
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487 |
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