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Title: iSite 3.5: Hanging Protocols I


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iSite 3.5 Hanging Protocols I
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Table of Contents
  • Objectives
  • Terminology
  • Introduction
  • Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • Presentation States
  • Hanging Protocol Configuration
  • Additional Information

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Learning Objectives
Understand the purpose and configuration of
  • Hanging Protocols
  • Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • Presentation States

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Terminology
  • PACS (Picture Archive and Communications System)
  • Information Systems designed to manage, store and
    distribute medical images and related information
    throughout the healthcare enterprise
  • HIS (Hospital Information System)
  • Information Systems designed to manage patient
    records, including patient registration, billing,
    order entry
  • RIS (Radiology Information System)
  • Information Systems designed to manage exams
    (orders), including filling orders and scheduling

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Terminology
  • MRN (Medical Record Number)
  • A unique patient identifier (also known as
    Patient ID) used for auditing of billing and
    scheduling for patients
  • Accession Number (ACCession Number)
  • A unique exam identifier (also known as an order
    number or requisition number) used for auditing
    of billing and scheduling of scheduled procedures
  • SUID (Study Instance Unique IDentifier)
  • A unique study identifier used for auditing of
    performed imaging service requests

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Terminology
  • DICOM (Digital Imaging COmmunication in Medicine)
  • DICOM is the predominant communication standard
    between imaging equipment throughout the
    Healthcare Enterprise
  • HL7 (Health Level 7)
  • HL7 is the predominant messaging standard for
    exchanging key sets of administrative and
    clinical data in the healthcare enterprise

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Introduction
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Introduction
  • iSite Radiology Hanging Protocols are an
    important part of an efficient reading workflow
  • iSite Radiology has User and System Level Hanging
    Protocols
  • All iSite Radiology users will be able to select
    and utilize any User and System Level Hanging
    Protocols that have been created
  • Hanging Protocols may be configured according to
    User Preferences for viewing exams on the
    Diagnostic Monitors based upon Modality Type,
    Modality Type and Body Part, and Hanging Protocol
    Groups

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Introduction
  • User Hanging Protocols are created by and
    assigned to an individual user log-in, and are
    only available to the user log-in for which the
    Hanging Protocol was created
  • In order to create, edit or delete User Hanging
    Protocols the user must be assigned to an Access
    Group that has the Security Code ISTUSRHP enabled

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Introduction
  • System Hanging Protocols are created by the iSite
    Administration team and are available to all
    users
  • In order to create, edit or delete System Hanging
    Protocols the user must be assigned to an Access
    Group that has the Security Code ISTSYSHP enabled

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Introduction
  • iSite Radiology offers the ability to create
    multiple Hanging Protocols for the same Exam Type
  • Both User and System Hanging Protocols can be
    defined as Default Hanging Protocols or Alternate
    Hanging Protocols
  • There can only be one User or System Default
    Hanging Protocol for each Identifier key
  • There can be up to ten User or System Alternate
    Hanging Protocols for each Hanging Protocol
    Identifier key
  • For example A Radiologist who primarily reads
    CR EXAM exams may want to define a few alternate
    Hanging Protocols to switch to instead of
    re-hanging the entire exam

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • iSite Radiology Hanging Protocols may be created
    with varying levels of specificity based upon
    values associated with each individual Exam Code
    in the Exam Code Dictionary, including the
    following

Hanging Protocol Identifier Keys Level
Modality Type Very Generic
Modality Type Body Part Specific
Hanging Protocol Group Very Specific
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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • This configuration level is specified in the
    Hanging Protocol Wizard

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • User and System Default Hanging Protocols are
    identified in the popup menu as default

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • User and System Alternate Hanging Protocols are
    never automatically applied to the Main Exam when
    loaded in the Canvas Page
  • Alternate Hanging Protocols are not identified in
    the popup menu as alternate Hanging Protocols
  • However, Alternate User and System Hanging
    Protocols can be selected from the popup menu and
    are applied to an exam on the fly

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • iSite Radiology applies the highest ranked
    Hanging Protocol available for a given exam
  • The system will automatically select the most
    specific Hanging Protocol to load the Main Exam
    based on the exam Hanging Protocol Identifier Key
  • If both User Default User Hanging Protocol and
    System Default Hanging Protocol are defined for
    the same Hanging Protocol identifier key, the
    Main Exam will be loaded with the User Default
    Hanging Protocol

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • If only the Default System Hanging Protocol is
    defined for the same Hanging Protocol Identifier
    key, the Main Exam will be loaded with that
    Default System Hanging Protocol
  • If no User Default Hanging Protocol or System
    Default Hanging Protocol is defined, the Main
    Exam will be loaded with the Default hard-coded
    Hanging Protocol

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  • The Main Exam is loaded in the Canvas Page with
    the Hanging Protocol automatically applied in the
    following order and hierarchy
  • User Default Hanging Protocol Group Hanging
    Protocol. This is the highest ranked Hanging
    Protocol. If defined for the Main Exam, this will
    be automatically applied. Otherwise, the System
    Default Hanging Protocol Group will be applied,
    if configured.
  • System Default Hanging Protocol Group Hanging
    Protocol is automatically applied if no User
    Default Hanging Protocol Group is defined for
    this exam.
  • User Default Modality and Body Part Hanging
    Protocol. If defined for the Main Exam, this will
    be automatically applied. Otherwise, the System
    Default Modality and Body Part Hanging Protocol
    will be applied, if defined.

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Hanging Protocol Hierarchy
  1. System Default Modality and Body Part Hanging
    Protocol is automatically applied if no User
    Default Modality and Body Part Hanging Protocol
    is defined for this exam.
  2. User Default Modality Hanging Protocol. If
    defined for the Main Exam, this will be
    automatically applied. Otherwise, the System
    Default Modality Hanging Protocol will be
    applied, if defined.
  3. System Default Modality Hanging Protocol is
    automatically applied if no User Default
    Modality Hanging Protocol is defined for this
    exam.
  4. Default Hard-Coded Hanging Protocol. If no User
    Default or System Default Hanging Protocols are
    defined, the Main Exam is loaded with a Default
    hard-coded Hanging Protocol.

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Presentation States
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Presentation States
  • Presentation States over-ride Hanging Protocols
  • When the user opens an exam, the Presentation
    State with the highest priority will be presented
  • The most recent Presentation State for the
    highest priority Presentation State will be
    applied to the exam

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Presentation States Hierarchy
  1. Mark Read Presentation State is the highest
    priority Presentation State. If a Mark Read
    Presentation State has been defined this will
    automatically be applied.
  2. Pre-Read Presentation State is the second
    highest priority Presentation State. The
    Pre-Read Presentation State enables a
    radiologist to save image presentation
    modifications without requiring the exam be Mark
    Read, so the radiologist may later return to the
    exam.
  3. Technologist Presentation State enables the
    radiologic technologist to modify image
    presentation prior to the radiologist viewing and
    interpreting the exam.
  4. Original DICOM Image Presentation is
    automatically applied if no Presentation States
    have been defined for this exam.
  5. User Presentation State enables specialists to
    modify image presentation prior to and following
    radiologist interpretation without effecting
    other users.

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Presentation States
  • When the user selects a Presentation State any
    modifications based upon the following features
    are displayed
  • Window Width and Window Level
  • Measurements, excluding Point Value
  • Annotations
  • Invert Image
  • Key Image
  • Clone
  • Key Images
  • Flip
  • Rotate
  • Sort
  • Split

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Delete Presentation State
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Hanging Protocol Configuration
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Hanging Protocol Configuration
  • Hanging Protocol configuration is specified in
    the Hanging Protocol Wizard found in the pop up
    menu in the Shelf Bar of the Exam Rack

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Create User Hanging Protocol
  • The Use Current Exam Layout option allows the
    ability to auto-populate the Hanging Protocol
    Dialog (WYSIWYG concept) when the Hanging
    Protocol is edited by the user
  • The Use Current Exam Layout option is only
    available if Series Matching Rules have been
    defined

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Create User Hanging Protocol
  • Series Matching Rules are created and
    configured by the site PACS System Administrator
  • To create Series Matching Rules, the user must be
    assigned to an Access Group with the Security
    Code ISTHPSTD

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Page Two of the Hanging Protocol Wizard displays
    the following configuration options
  • Multi-Image Mode
  • Window/Level Preset
  • Scout Lines
  • Show Localizer
  • Invert Image
  • Clones

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • To configure the Display settings that will be
    applied to all Stacked Image Windows, click on
    the Stack Window(s) listing in the Series list
    control, then select the desired settings
  • All options are available for Single Image
    Window(s) and Stack Window(s) with the exception
    of Multi Image Mode
  • Multi Image Mode options are only available for
    Stack Windows

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • To configure the Display settings that will be
    applied to all Single Image Windows, click on the
    Single Image Window(s) listing in the Series
    window, then select the desired settings
  • To configure the Display settings for Clones,
    select each clone and make your selections

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Series Matching Rules are sub-features of Hanging
    Protocols
  • The advantage of using Series Matching Rules as
    part of Hanging Protocols is
  • Automatic sorting of series
  • Automatic application of features to specific
    series
  • Multi-Image Mode
  • Window Width/Level Presets
  • Scout Mode
  • Localizer Mode
  • Image Invert
  • Clones

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Add Clone and Remove Clone options are
    available for Stack Window(s), Single
    Window(s) and Matching Series series options
  • iSite Radiology provides the ability to create
    and configure clone settings automatically as
    part of a Hanging Protocol
  • In the Series list control, clones can be created
    and removed for Stack Window(s) and Single
    Window(s)
  • Up to 6 clones can be created for each series
    option

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Multi Image Mode allows you to display stack
    image windows in Multi-Image modes in the
    diagnostic monitor
  • This option is not available for single images

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Default Window/Level Hanging Protocols support
    applying the default Window Width/Window Level to
    the Stack, Single Image Windows or Matching
    Series
  • If the checkbox Default Window/Level is
    selected, the User and System Default Window
    Width and Level are applied to the selected
    Stack, Single Image Windows or Matching Series
  • Window/Level Preset The Window Width/Level
    Presets allow applying quickly a specific Window
    Width/Level in order to view particular anatomy

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • Additional presets are displayed, if configured
  • Presets may be configured for all modality images
  • Important Notes
  • Configured User and System Presets will be merged
    under Window/Level Presets list control
  • If both User and System Window Width/Level
    Presets are configured for the same modality
    image and have the same Preset Name, then User
    Window Width/Level Presets/ Value takes
    precedence and User Presets will be displayed

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Localizer, Scout Lines and Invert Image
  • Show Localizer This option allows the display of
    Localizer tool on images. When selected, images
    will display the localizer on all images from the
    same frame of reference with the image selected.
    Localizer is displayed only on MR, CT and PT
    series.
  • Show Scout Lines This option allows the
    automatic display of scout lines on single images
    or on stack series. Scout lines are displayed
    only on MR, CT and PT series.
  • Invert Image This feature is only available for
    grayscale images. When this option is selected
    for a Single or Stack Series, the images will be
    displayed in Invert mode.

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Monitor Control
  • Page Three of the Hanging Protocol wizard opens
    with the Monitor Control group box
  • In this Hanging Protocol Wizard Page, the
    available Matching Series are listed in the
    Matching Series list control, whereas the rack
    series are listed under the Other Series list
    control

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Matching Series
  • Under Series Matching list control, there are
    two buttons Move Up and Move Down
  • These are used to change the matching series
    order to place them on a specific monitor
  • When a matching series is selected and Move Up
    or Move Down are clicked on the matching series
    will be moved up or down on a specific pane in
    Monitor 1 or Monitor 2

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Monitor Control
  • Monitor Mode options can be selected for
    Diagnostic Monitor 1 and 2
  • Monitor 1 Mode
  • Monitor 2 Mode
  • In this window, the diagnostic monitor mode
    selection can be previewed for Monitor 1 and
    Monitor 2

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Monitor Control
  • Hanging Protocol Monitor 1 Mode and Monitor 2
    Mode layouts are
  • M1, M2H, M2V, M3H, M3V, M4, M6P, M6L, M1_2,
    M2_1, M1_3, M3_1
  • Important Note the monitor configuration loading
    differs on one-monitor systems, two-monitor
    systems and four-monitor systems

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Main Exam Options
  • Page four of the Hanging Protocol Wizard opens
    with the following options available only for the
    Main Exam configuration
  • Linking
  • Load Relevant Prior based on Matching
  • Number of Priors to Load
  • Cache Entire Study
  • Spine Label Tool on Sagittal
  • Split Mode (if enabled)

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Linking Options
  • The following are the available Linking options
  • Link All Axials
  • Link All Sagittals
  • Link All Coronals
  • Link All Obliques
  • Set the Linking options as desired
  • You may link all axial, sagittal, coronal or
    oblique views of the Main Exam

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Relevant Prior Loading
  • The Load Relevant Prior Based on Matching can
    be configured to be loaded based on Body Part
    Only or on both Modality and Body Part
    matching
  • The Body Part Only option loads the relevant
    priors in the Relevant Exam Timeline and the Exam
    Rack based on matching of the same Body Part
  • For example Body Part CHEST

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Relevant Prior Loading
  • The Modality and Body Part option loads the
    relevant priors in the Relevant Exam Timeline and
    the Exam Rack based on matching of the same
    Modality and Body Part
  • For example Modality CR and Body Part CHEST

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Hanging Protocols Configuration
  • The Number of Priors to Load option allows up
    to 10 Relevant Priors to be loaded automatically
    in the Hanging Protocol Wizard
  • The Cache Entire Study option allows caching of
    the entire Main Exam into iSite Radiology
    workstation memory
  • If the Show Spine Label Tool on Sagittal box is
    checked, the Spine Label Tool will be displayed
    on all Sagittal windows

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Additional Information
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F2 Hotkey
  • iSite Radiology is designed to work with one, two
    or four diagnostic monitor displays
  • However, iSite Radiology only supports the
    configuration of two-monitor Hanging Protocols
  • Only two monitors can be configured (i.e. Monitor
    1 and Monitor 2) in the Hanging Protocol Wizard

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F2 Hotkey
  • The hotkey F2 is designed to toggle between
    what is visible (i.e. Monitor 1) and what might
    not be visible (i.e. Monitor 2) on a two-monitor
    system configuration
  • On a one-monitor system, the F2 key toggles
    between the first and second series
  • Monitor 2 is considered virtual monitor on a
    two-monitor system
  • On a four-monitor system, F2 key does not have
    any functionality

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F2 Hotkey
Number of monitors Relevant Prior Found? Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4
1 No New Exam General PA gtgt New Exam General LAT N/A N/A N/A
1 Yes New Exam General PA gtgt New Exam General LAT N/A N/A N/A
2 No New Exam General PA gtgt N/A New Exam General LAT gtgt N/A N/A N/A
2 Yes New Exam General PA gtgt New Exam General LAT Prior Exam General PA gtgt Prior Exam General LAT N/A N/A
4 No New Exam General PA gtgt N/A New Exam General LAT gtgt N/A Empty Empty
4 Yes New Exam General PA gtgt N/A New Exam General LAT gtgt N/A Prior Exam General PA gtgt N/A Prior Exam General LAT gtgt N/A
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F2 Hotkey
  • Two-Monitor System loading for the Main Exam
    without prior will display red and blue
    rectangles around the first and second rack
    series, unless otherwise specified in the loaded
    Hanging Protocol
  • The images will be displayed on both Monitor 1
    and Monitor 2
  • In this configuration, F2 key does not have any
    functionality

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F2 Hotkey
  • Two-Monitor System with prior the red rectangle
    will represent Monitor 1 the Main Exam will load
    on Monitor 1
  • The blue navigation rectangle represents Monitor
    2, on which the prior exam will load
  • F2 key toggles between the first series
    displaying for the Main Exam and Prior and the
    second series displaying on the virtual Monitor
    2 for the Main Exam and Prior

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F2 Hotkey
The image on the left represents the display
prior to selecting F2, while the image on the
right displays the series following selection of
the F2 hotkey
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Main Exam Monitor Layout
  • Users can configure how the Hanging Protocol
    loads a Two-monitor system or a Four-monitor
    system in the User General Preferences Main Exam
    Monitor Layout control box

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Main Exam Monitor Layout
  • 2-Monitor System Main Exam Monitor Layout
  • Left Main Exam on left monitor (1), prior on
    right monitor (2) (this is the default selection)
  • Right Main Exam on right monitor (2), prior exam
    on left monitor (1)
  • Four-Monitor System Main Exam Monitor Layout
  • Left Main Exam on left monitor (1), prior on
    right monitor (2) (this is the default selection)
  • Middle Main Exam on inside 2 monitors (2,3),
    prior on outside 2 monitors (1, 4)
  • Right Main Exam on right monitors (3,4), prior
    on left monitors (1,2)

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Import and Export Hanging Protocols
  • In iSite Radiology configured User and System
    Hanging Protocols may be imported and exported
  • To accomplish this Import and Export buttons
    are provided in both User and System Hanging
    Protocol Pages

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Import and Export Hanging Protocols
  • No more than 10 User or System Hanging Protocols
    can be imported for the same Hanging Protocol
    Identifier Key
  • All imported Hanging Protocols will be set as
    Alternate Hanging Protocols

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For assistance, please call customer support at
1-877-328-2808 or 1-877-328-2809
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