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3.1. Working with Films
Any Protocol
This special scanning protocol allows you to scan any number of films (up to 24 per
case) in any order and orientation. When using the Any protocol, you must identify
all views manually after the case is scanned.
Choosing a Scanning Protocol
The scanning protocol you choose depends on the views present in the case, and the
condition of the films. In general, you will want to select a scanning protocol that
suits about 90% of the cases in the stack, which will minimize the adjustments that
you have to make after scanning. However, sometimes it may be faster simply to scan
with the Any protocol and correct the images afterwards.
Important! Many scanning errors, including scanning films in the wrong order or
scanning a film in the wrong orientation, can be overcome using the GreenLight Image
Correction feature. When in doubt, scan the films as best you can and fix any problems
after scanning. However, note that if multiple patients are scanned under one separator
sheet, this error cannot be corrected via Greenlight; the cases must be rescanned to
ensure that each patient has a different separator sheet.
The following table provides basic guidelines for selecting a scanning protocol.
If your films ... Then see ...
•
Are the four standard screening views (RCC, LCC, RMLO,
LMLO) and
•
Were taken using an R2-supported lead marker (those shown
on page
24 ) and
•
Have well-placed lead markers
3.3. Scanning with
the Auto Protocol
In all cases include the same number and type of views, and:
•
Have unsupported, missing, or bad lead markers, or
•
Have incorrectly placed lead markers (e.g., over a breast
image, under an ID label, or only partly on film, as shown on
page
25 ), or
•
Have non-standard views or views with modifiers, or
•
Have more than four views per case
3.4. Scanning with
a Manual Protocol
•
Include views that do not conform to any available scanning
protocols 3.5. Scanning with
the Any Protocol
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