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    Lecture no. 1

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    Marilyn Jane

    Telemedicine A guide to assessing

    Telecommunications in healthcare James Moore

    Biomedical Technology and Devices ISBN:0-8493-1140-3

    Anthony Charles Norris, john willley andsons

    Essential of telemedicine and Telecare

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    A bit of history The digital imagining and communications

    in Medicine (DICOM) was established in 1992.

    Is the standard for image exchange in digital

    format.

    Always a bit complicated to understand sinceit uses its own idioms

    Is always under improvement in order tointegrate new digital imagining techniques

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    DICOM is based in the ACR-NEMA standard (first published

    in 1985). ACR (American college of radiology) and NEMA(National Electrical Manufacturers Association) are

    therefore the creators of DICOM.

    DICOM consists nowadays in 11 different sections that

    contains information about the protocol and DICOMs

    formats as well as the conformity specification. Plus thismodules that are less relevant:

    Physic Media

    Gray Scales checking

    Security Profiles Mapping of content.

    Final Presentation

    We can then see that DICOMS history begins in the 80s.

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    The standard makers were used to feel big confidence

    while giving data interchange and communicationsupport because they pushed the clients to buyequipment of the same company.

    Imagine that you wanted to exchange a picture from aTAC (Tomography computerized equipment) withanother user that was using a radiotherapy planificationsystem.

    Then you might have rewritten all the software code inthe planification system so it would be aloud to readthe picture.

    The same would happened if you wanted to update

    the TAC system with the picture from the planificationsystem.

    DICOM was created to solve these problems ofcompatibility.

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    Images without request

    Request without images

    Images without old images Images not on reading work list or station

    Radiologists wont read or read slowly Images in wrong order or upside down

    Images with wrong contrast.

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    DICOM uses an specific language andconcepts which are commonly used inObject Oriented software engineering.

    Anyway there are many sections inDICOM which are not used often.

    For example ACR-NEMA defines images ,while DICOM defines the objects that

    include this images and it always refers tothem for printing, saving, moving orsearching.

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    The objects in DICOM are denominatedas information objects while the

    operations and services are servicesclasses that are generalized definitions.

    Any use of a class is called instance soif we want for example a CT-Store of aparticular patient

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    SEND

    PRINT

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    MAGN

    ETOM

    Information Management System

    Storage, Query/Retrieve,Study Component

    Query/RetrieveResults Management

    Print Management

    Media Exchange

    LiteBox

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    The rectangular boxes represents theentities in a single way. If they are used incombination then they representinformation objects. The diamonds arerelations. The lines should be quiteunderstandable.

    IOD information Object Definition

    VOI value of interest LUT list of consulting

    Mod modality

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