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3 - 58 Section 3-7 - Setting Up Connectivity and Tips
3-7-5-4 Dicom services
For each added device, set up the service(s) that the device supports (you must be an administrator to
update these screens).
Use Add Dicom Service to set the properties for the service. The name and properties change
depending on what service is currently selected.
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Dicom Worklist : A worklist service provides a repository of data for patients scheduled for an
exam. The Ultrasound system can query and filter the entries of the worklist and retrieve one or
more of them to create a patient for each with an initial exam.
• Dicom Image Storage : An image storage service provides a place to store patient and exam data
from the Ultrasound system and corresponding images. The Image Storage service, or the device
that hosts it, is often called a Patient Archiving and Communication System (PACS).
• Dicom Query Retrieve : A query/retrieve (Q/R) service retrieves patient data and corresponding
exams from a PACS. The Ultrasound system can query the service for exams belonging to patients
that match search attributes. The Ultrasound system can then retrieve the exams from the service
and store them in the local archive.
• Dicom SR Storage : A structured reporting (SR) service provides for transmission of exam
measurements and calculations in a separate non-image file. It is not a service in itself, but is a
feature of some DICOM Image Storage services, and is always associated with one. The service
must be able to interpret and display the data in the Structured Report. Refer to the documentation
of the Image Storage service for Structured reporting.
• Dicom Performed Procedure : A DICOM performed procedure, also known as Modality Performed
Procedure Step (MPPS), is a way to inform your billing system that an ultrasound procedure has
been completed and can be billed. A typical setup has your Worklist service handle MPPS
communications. For example, you can retrieve today’s scheduled exams and report completed
exams to the same system.
• Dicom Print : A Dicom print service is different than a typical network printer. It understands and
accepts image files in DICOM format and extracts and prints the images within.
• Dicom Storage Commitment : A DICOM storage commitment service enables the Ultrasound
system to obtain a commitment from the image storage service that images have been stored. With
this commitment, you may choose to delete the images from the Ultrasound system.
Perform this procedure to configure Dicom services.
Table 3-25 To Configure a Dicom Service
Step Corresponding Graphic
1. Navigate to
Connectivity > Connection Manager > Dicom
.
2. Select the device.