Structured reporting of echocardiography images in a DICOM environment

Nedevschi, Sergiu; Rusu, F.; Popa, I.; Smeu, A.; Olinic, Dan-Mircea; Homorodean, Călin

doi:10.1109/cic.2004.1443031

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“…A more complicated method takes as input parameters concept name -coded value pairs and returns the reports that contain such pairs (4). The last retrieval method we propose locates medical reports that satisfy a specified content structure (4). The user has to specify the interest data and also its structure, following the same steps as in the process of report editing.…”

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Templates implementation for structured DICOM diagnosis reporting in echocardiography

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Computers in Cardiology, 2005

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We previously reported the development of a DICOM structured diagnosis application allowing efficient storage and retrieval of echocardiographic information. Reports are generated for every patient and every type of information is stored into a complex database. For such a structure to be efficiently use in the echocardiography laboratory, we extended EchoSection template with a description section including a EchoDescription template allowing generation of echocardiographic reports for every cardiac structure. This was possible by using parameters and by developing a simple programming language for specifying complex relationships between different rows of the template.We are currently generating reports for a large variety of cardiac diseases and storing them into a DICOM image database.

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“…The first method uses patient name or identifier as interrogation key (4). A more complicated method takes as input parameters concept name -coded value pairs and returns the reports that contain such pairs (4).…”

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confidence: 99%