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DICOM SR• Requirements
• Applications
• BenefitsW. Dean Bidgood, Jr., M.D., M.S.
SR Data Solutions, Inc.
www.srdata.com
(919) 806-2220
No report is unstructured.
But not all reports are effective …..
“A picture is worth a thousand words”
Knowledge is valuable
Don’t waste it.
It’s time for DICOM SR
With SR, Useful Structure is Available
• User decides how much “structure” to use
… where required
• But also the degree of OPTIONALITY
• And the MODE OF EXPRESSION
and precisely controls (with templates) not only the type of content …
SR Distinctives• DICOM base
• Availability (trading partners)
• The model is the message
• Simple entry point
• Practical approach to codes and terminology
• Supports high-end applications
Simple Entry Point
Title and text
Links to images
…. But also supports advanced applications
DICOM Environment
• Unique object identifiers
• Persistent objects
• Workflow context
• Binary data types
• Consistent soft-copy display
• Print management
SR Highlights
• Support measurements by imaging devices
Achieved in DICOM SR
• Integrate fully into the DICOM environment Achieved in DICOM SR
• Enable collaborative reporting by any number of persons or devices
Achieved in DICOM SR
SR Highlights
• Enable links to regions of interest within images and waveforms
Achieved in DICOM SR
• Enable links to key images of any case Achieved in DICOM SR
• Template-driven content and structure
Achieved in DICOM SR
Customization Permitted For
• User interface
• Presentation
• Database implementation
SR PROMOTES INNOVATION AND DEFERS TO INDUSTRY STANDARDS IN THESE AREAS
Structured Documentation• Forty years of progress ….
… , Lindberg, Hall, Pendergrass, Barnett, Greenes, Wheeler, Simborg, Gitlin, Clayton, McDonald, Weed, Shortliffe, Hammond, Stead, Cote, Sowa, Bernauer, McCray, Johnson, Rector, Kuhn, Cimino, Huff, Campbell, Bell, Kahn, Poon, Friedman, …..
• 1960’s Lab, Radiology (1969), Early SQL …• 1970’s Hopkins (76), ACR-NEMA, Early SNOMED
• 1980’s OBUS (82), SGML (86), HL7, UMLS, …
• 1990’s UltraSTAR, DICOM (93), WWW, CMT, DRML
• 2000 NEMA SR Workshop: rollout of DICOM SR
SR Applications
Ultrasound Measurements
Immediate Need
Generate with image
LOINC codes
Spatial Coordinates
CAD Device
Emerging application
Generate from image
BIRADS codes
Spatial coordinates
Device Output
• Predictable content and meaning
• Measurements, codes, text
• Coordinates
• Inferences
Numeric Measurement• Unambiguous description
• LOINC code -- measurement name
• SNOMED code -- units
Concept Name
( LOINC )
Numeric Value
Units
( SNOMED )
NUM Content Item
Inference TreeM am m og rap h y C A D F in d in g s
D etec ted F ea tu re D etec ted F ea tu re D etec ted F ea tu re
C om p os ite F ea tu reInferred FromInferred From
HIS/CIS
PatientDemographics
XA
IVUS
HemoMonitoring
• Images• Reports• Measurements
• Images• Reports• Audio• Measurements
• Waveforms• Reports• Measurements• Procedure Log
• Lab Reports• Hx/Px Information
Structured Reporting for the Cath Lab
Integrated Structured Report
Author: Thomas Kennedy
F i d u c i a l 1 a t ( p i x e l 1 7 2 , 2 0 1 )
F i d u c i a l 2 a t ( p i x e l 2 3 7 , 2 9 0 )
R - w a v e p e a k a t ( s a m p l e 7 7 2 )
F i g u r e 1 - B a s i c A n n o t a t i o n
R-wave peak at (time 10:03.296)
10:03.4010:03.36
10:03.3210:03.28
10:03.2410:03.20
10:03.1610:03.12
10:03.0810:03.04
10:03.00
10:03.00 10:03.50
Multi-frame (cine)pixel data Waveform data
F i g u r e 2 - A n n o t a t i o n o f a T e m p o r a l R O I i n M u l t i - f r a m e I m a g e a n d W a v e f o r m ( s i n g l e S O PI n s t a n c e )
Content IntegrationAuthor: Harry Solomon
Miscellaneous Documents
• Teaching files
• Intradepartmental messages
• Quality control (e.g. densitometry, floods, ….)
Interpretation
Link Features to Description
New nodulesuperimposedwith rightfourth rib
Free air
10% PTX
Cavitation
Who’s talking?
Who said what
Persons and/or devices
DIRECT or QUOTED
OBSERVER CONTEXT
How good is the evidence?
Source (Study Instance UID)
CURRENT or OTHER
Audit trail
PROCEDURE CONTEXT
What are they talking about?
Patient? Data? Procedure?
Mother? Twin A? Twin B?
Slide: block
OBSERVATION SUBJECT
, cut , stain , re-stain
What is being said?
Document title
Heading for type of content
Concept name (coded label)
OBSERVATION CATEGORY
Anywhere in the document
Who’s talking
Source of evidence
Subject and scope talked about
Category of information
OBSERVATION CONTEXT
WE KNOW
Accountability
Referring physician and request
Evidence checklist: CURRENT, OTHER
Status (COMPLETE, VERIFIED)
Verifying Observer, organization
ADMINISTRATIVE CONTEXT
Delivery to Point of Care
• DICOM SR Documents in database• DICOM to PACS workstations• Web to enterprise
Analysis
Scientific research
Clinical trials
Performance evaluation
Education and training
Databaseable Reporting*
• Share knowledge
• Evaluate
Enhance understanding in consultation
Say it once!
Increase effectiveness
Increase efficiency
Improve outcomes
Chuck Thomas coined this term
Re-use clinical findings for training