PACS - Setup Version 8.1

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1 PACS - Setup Version 8.1 PACS - Setup 1 of 74

2 Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Companies, names, and data used in examples are fictitious unless otherwise noted. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Universal Software Solutions, Inc. USSI. USSI may have patents or patent pending applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this document. The furnishing of this document does not give you license to these patents, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from USSI. PACS - Setup 2 of 74

3 Table of Contents 1. Folder Structure System DSN PACS Image Device LeadToolsPDFRuntime DICOM Modality Worklist Server Testing Instruments Image Categories Scheduler Resource Template Assign Template Scheduler View Work List Test ModCap Modality View Procedure View Table of Figures PACS - Setup 3 of 74

4 1. Folder Structure To begin the PACS setup, certain folders need to be created. 1. On the PACS server create a folder called VSPacs. 2. Inside of VSPacs, create a folder called Images and another folder called Temp. 3. Place the Database DB file in the VSPacs folder. Figure 1 - VSPacs PACS - Setup 4 of 74

5 2. System DSN Before moving forward, a system DSN must be created. 1. To create a system DSN, first navigate to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ODBCAD32.exe. 2. Below the System DSN tab, click the Add button. Figure 2 - ODBC Date Source Administrator PACS - Setup 5 of 74

6 3. Select the version of SQL you are running and click the Finish button. Figure 3 - SQL Driver Selection PACS - Setup 6 of 74

7 4. This will open the dialog to create a DSN to SQL Server. 5. Enter VersaSQL into the Name field and select the server that holds the VersaSuite database. 6. Click the Next button to continue. Figure 4 - Create New Data Source Note: The System DSN must be named VersaSQL for proper functionality. PACS - Setup 7 of 74

8 7. Select the Windows method of authentication for SQL Server and click the Next button. Figure 5 - Windows Authentication PACS - Setup 8 of 74

9 8. Place a check mark next to Change the default database to and select the VersaSuite database from the combo box below the checkbox. Click Next to proceed. Figure 6 - Select Database 9. Click the Finish button to complete the System DSN setup. PACS - Setup 9 of 74

10 3. PACS Image Device 1. Select the EHR module. Figure 7 - EHR Module 2. Proceed to Exam Image Device Figure 8 - Image Menu PACS - Setup 10 of 74

11 3. On the Device dialog select a top level hierarchy item and click Create Sibling. Figure 9 - Device 4. Name the device PACS Storage. 5. Click the Ellipsis button after the Path field and navigate to \\VSPacs\Images\. 6. Once finished, click the Update Record button. PACS - Setup 11 of 74

12 4. LeadToolsPDFRuntime 1. Every client using PACS will need to install the LeadToolsPDFRuntime.exe file. This allows the ability to view PDFs. Figure 10 - LeadToolsPDFRuntime 2. Click the Browse button. Figure 11 - Request PACS - Setup 12 of 74

13 3. Navigate to the location where the file will be extracted. Figure 12 - Select Extract-to-Path 4. Click the OK button. PACS - Setup 13 of 74

14 5. Click Next. Figure 13 - LeadTools PDF Runtime Installer PACS - Setup 14 of 74

15 6. Enter in a name for the folder and click Next. Figure 14 - Program Folder Name PACS - Setup 15 of 74

16 7. Click Install. Figure 15 - Install 8. A message appears requesting a client reboot. Figure 16 - Reboot PACS - Setup 16 of 74

17 9. Click Finish. Figure 17 - Finish PACS - Setup 17 of 74

18 5. DICOM Before PACS can successfully run, a DICOM server must be identified and setup. The DICOM server is the machine that all of the instruments will interface with and store images to. Each workstation will, in turn, interface with the DICOM sever through PACS to view and sort through the images. 1. From within the VersaSuite directory, open the Bin folder and launch VSSvrMgr.exe. This will open the VS Service Manager dialog. Figure 18 - VS Service Manager 2. Select the VersaSuite DICOM storage server from the drop-down menu. Figure 19 - VSSvrDCM PACS - Setup 18 of 74

19 3. If the service is running it will be represented with a green monitor to the left. Click Stop to terminate the service. Figure 20 - Service Is Running Figure 21 - Service is Stopped PACS - Setup 19 of 74

20 4. Click the Properties button and the Dicom Image Server Properties dialog appears. Figure 22 - Dicom Image Server Properties PACS - Setup 20 of 74

21 5. Look for the Files and Folders section and click the Ellipsis button associated with the Database file (DB). Figure 23 - Select DICOM Database 6. Browse to the VSPacs folder and select VSSvrDCM. PACS - Setup 21 of 74

22 7. Click the Ellipsis button associated with the DICOM Images Folder. Figure 24 - Select DICOM Images 8. Browse to the VSPacs folder and select the Images folder. PACS - Setup 22 of 74

23 9. Click the Ellipsis button associated with the Temporary Files Folder. Figure 25 - Select DICOM Temp Files 10. Browse to the VSPacs folder and select the Temp folder. PACS - Setup 23 of 74

24 11. In the Image Cache section, choose Pre-Cache and click the Ellipsis button to select the System DSN. 12. Switch to the Machine Data Source tab and selected VersaSQL. Figure 26 - System DSN 13. Click the OK button. PACS - Setup 24 of 74

25 14. A message appears validating the DSN. Figure 27 - DSN Validation 15. Click the OK button. 16. Place a check in the Use storage device box and select the PACS Storage image category from the drop-down menu. 17. The Logging section contains options for logs and saves. The three log options allow logging for servers events, such as connections. The three save options allow saving the data associated with events in DICOM files. Figure 28 - Logging PACS - Setup 25 of 74

26 18. In the AE Title (Application Entity) field of the Server section type in VS_DCM. Figure 29 - Server 19. Enter in the port number that the server will be listening on. 20. In the Time Out field enter in the number of seconds before a failed connection times out. This is restricted to a maximum of five seconds. 21. In the Max Clients field, enter in the amount of users that will be able to connect to the DICOM server at once. 22. Choose the encryption type from the Security section. Figure 30 - Security 23. The User area displays the instruments and/or clients allowed to access the DICOM serve and have the ability to view images through PACS. 24. To add clients, click the Add button. PACS - Setup 26 of 74

27 25. Enter the AE Title being assigned to the client or instrument being added. Figure 31 - User Properties 26. Enter in the IP Address of the client or instrument accessing the DICOM server. The local IT administrator will provide this information. 27. Enter in the Port Number that the client or instrument communicate through. This should be set to match what is set on the client or instrument. 28. In the Close Connection field enter in the duration of time before an idle connection is closed. This time is measured in minutes and can be set to never close by inserting a value of Once finished with the client or instrument configuration, click the OK button. 30. If adding additional clients or instruments, click the Add button and repeat the previous steps. Any client or instrument not added into the users will not be able to communicate with the DICOM server. 31. When complete click the OK button in the Dicom Image Server Properties dialog. 32. In the VS Service Manger click Start/Continue to start the service. PACS - Setup 27 of 74

28 6. Modality Worklist Server 1. In the VS Service Manager, choose VersaSuite Modality Worklist Server from the dropdown menu. Figure 32 - VersaSuite Modality Worklist Server 2. If the service is running it will be represented with a green monitor to the left. Click Stop to terminate the service. Figure 33 - Service Is Running Figure 34 - Service is Stopped PACS - Setup 28 of 74

29 3. Click the Properties button and the Dicom Image Server Properties dialog appears. Figure 35 - Modality Work List Server Properties 4. Enter in the VS_MWL as the AE Title for the modality server. 5. Enter in the port number that the modality server will communicate on. 6. In the Max Clients field, enter in the amount of users that will be able to connect to the Modality server at once. 7. Enter in VersaSQL for the System DSN. 8. If no clients/instruments are added to the Clients section then all clients/instruments will be able to connect to the Modality server. 9. If a client/instrument is added to the Modality server, then only that client will be able to connect. PACS - Setup 29 of 74

30 10. To add a client or instrument, click the Add button. 11. Enter the AE Title being assigned to the client or instrument being added. 12. Enter in the IP Address of the client or instrument accessing the Modality server. The local IT administrator will provide this information. 13. Enter in the Port Number that the client or instrument communicate through. This should be set to match what is set on the client or instrument. 14. In the Close Connection field enter in the duration of time before an idle connection is closed. This time is measured in minutes and can be set to never close by inserting a value of Once finished with the client or instrument configuration, click the OK button. 16. When complete click the OK button in the Modality Work List Server Properties dialog. 17. In the VS Service Manger click Start/Continue to start the service. PACS - Setup 30 of 74

31 7. Testing 1. Once all of the setup has been finalized on all clients, instruments, and servers the connections can be tested. 2. Launch VersaSuite. Figure 36 - VersaSuite 3. Select the RIS/PACS module. Figure 37 - RIS/PACS 4. Select the DICOM tab from the Workspace. Figure 38 - DICOM tab PACS - Setup 31 of 74

32 5. Right-click in the Workspace and select Insert. Figure 39 - Insert 6. The Session Properties dialog will appear. Figure 40 - Session Properties PACS - Setup 32 of 74

33 7. The Nickname will default to VersaPACS and does not need to be defined. 8. The AE Title of the server will default to VS_DCM which represents the DICOM server. 9. Enter in the IP Address of the DICOM server. The local IT administrator will provide this information. 10. Enter in the Port Number that the DICOM server communicates through. 11. Enter in the AE Title of the client or instrument. 12. Enter in the Port Number that the client or instrument communicates through. 13. When complete click the OK button. 14. A blue VersaPACS computer icon will in the Workspace. Figure 41 - VersaPACS PACS - Setup 33 of 74

34 15. Right-click on the VersaPACS icon and choose Connect. Figure 42 - Connect 16. The VersaPACS icon should be green at this time to represent a valid connection. Figure 43 - VersaPACS (Success) 17. If the VersaPACS icon starts alternating between green and yellow, there is an issue with the connection. After a certain period of time, the VersaPACS icon will turn blue again. Figure 44 - VersaPACS (Failure) PACS - Setup 34 of 74

35 18. The lower half of the Workspace will display a log file documenting successful connections and failed connections. Figure 45 - Connection Log File 19. Once the connection issues are resolved, test the connection again. 8. Instruments 1. Launch VersaSuite. Figure 46 - VersaSuite 2. Select the RIS/PACS module. Figure 47 - RIS/PACS PACS - Setup 35 of 74

36 3. Proceed to PACS Medical Instrument Instrument Figure 48 - PACS Menu 4. On the Instrument dialog click the Create button. Figure 49 - Instrument 5. Enter a Name for the instrument. If the instrument is not stationary, then check the Is Mobile box. PACS - Setup 36 of 74

37 6. Enter an AE Title for the instrument. This AE Title must match the AE Title entered for this instrument when configuring the DICOM server. 7. Select the Location of this instrument from the drop-down menu. If the location is not available, click the Ellipsis button to create it. Figure 50 - Location 8. Select the Manufacturer from the drop-down menu. If the Manufacturer is not available, click the Ellipsis button to create it. Figure 51 - Manufacturer 9. Select the Interface Type from the drop-down menu. The Interface Type should usually be set to DICOM. The Interface Type allows a work list to be created when the resource is scheduled. Figure 52 - Interface Type PACS - Setup 37 of 74

38 10. Select the appropriate Modality from the drop-down menu. To create the Modality, click the Ellipsis button. Figure 53 - Modality 11. When the Modality dialog appears, click the Create button. Figure 54 - Modality 12. Enter the Name of the Modality. 13. Type in a Description of the Modality. 14. Click the Update Record button to complete the Modality creation. Click the Ok/Close button to return to the Instrument dialog. 15. Enter the Model number of the instrument. PACS - Setup 38 of 74

39 16. Enter the IP Address of the Instrument. This information is available from the local IT administrator. 17. Enter the Port Number that the instrument is using to communicate. This information is available from the local IT administrator. 18. Enter the Serial Number of the instrument. 19. Select the date on which the instrument was last Calibrated. 20. Select the date on which the instrument was last Inspected. 21. The Device (in) represents VersaSuite pulling information from the instrument. The Device (out) represents VersaSuite sending information to the instrument. These two options are only configured if the Interface Type is set to Forum. Figure 55 - Interface Type 22. Click the Update Record button to save. Click Ok/Close to exit. To add additional instruments follows these steps again. 9. Image Categories 1. To setup Image Categories proceed to PACS Image Catergory Figure 56 - Image Menu PACS - Setup 39 of 74

40 2. The Image Category dialog appears showing all existing categories. Figure 57 - Image Category 3. Select PACS from the Reference Image Type drop-down menu. Figure 58 - Reference Image Type PACS - Setup 40 of 74

41 4. Select PACS from the following drop-down and click the Apply button. 5. Select a top level hierarchy item and click the Create Sibling button. 6. Enter the Name of the Image Category. 7. Select the Image Format from the drop-down menu. Figure 59 - Image Format 8. Choose PACS Storage from the Device drop-down menu. This represents where the Image Category is stored. Figure 60 - Device 9. Select PACS from the Image Type drop-down menu. Figure 61 - Image Type PACS - Setup 41 of 74

42 10. The Iconic Image Size allows setting values for how images are displayed in the viewer. 11. Enter the number of rows to display in the viewer in the Series Rows field. 12. Enter the number of columns to display in the viewer in the Series Columns field. 13. In order to enter the correct DICOM Tag, request a sample image from the practice and open it with the DICOM Explorer. To launch the DICOM Explorer, open the BIN folder and open DCMTree.exe. Figure 62 - DCMTree 14. When the DICOM Explorer opens, click on the File menu and select Open. Browse to the image file and open it. Figure 63 - DICOM Explorer 15. Click on the View menu and select Tag Numbers. PACS - Setup 42 of 74

43 16. Find the information from the image that matches how the practice wants to categorize those images and enter that tag number into the DICOM tag field. Figure 64 - DICOM Tag/Value 17. Select the tag in the DICOM Explorer and make note of the value displayed on the right pane. Enter this value into the DICOM Value field. Figure 65 - Modality (OPV) PACS - Setup 43 of 74

44 18. The DICOM Tag field is free text; however the Ellipsis button launches the DICOM Element Tags dialog which allows the tag to be chosen. Figure 66 - DICOM Element Tags 19. Once the tag is selected click the OK/Close button. 20. Select a Component that can be inserted into the image commentary when viewing the image in the viewer. This is not a required step. PACS - Setup 44 of 74

45 21. The Text Overlay allows information to be laid over any images of the specific category. Click the Ellipsis button to launch the Image Category Overlay dialog. Figure 67 - Image Category Overlay 22. Select the values to enter into the overlay from the available buttons or type in a specific formula and click the Validate button. 23. A dialog will appear with either a successful validation or a failed validation. Figure 68 - Validation 24. Click the OK button. 25. The EHR Template section allows automatic creation of an exam when an image is sent to the DICOM server. PACS - Setup 45 of 74

46 26. To setup this feature, click the Ellipsis button and select a template. Figure 69 - Select Template/Control 27. Click the OK button. 28. Click the Ellipsis button in the DICOM Mapping section. PACS - Setup 46 of 74

47 29. Select the control to populate in the exam and double-click on it. Figure 70 - Select Template/Control PACS - Setup 47 of 74

48 30. Enter in the formula that represents the information that will populate in the control and click the Validate button. Figure 71 - Image Category Overlay PACS - Setup 48 of 74

49 31. Click OK and now the formula will display in the Formula column of the Select Template/Control dialog. Figure 72 - Select Template/Control 32. Click OK when finished. 33. Back on the Image Category dialog click the Update Record button to save. Click Ok/Close to exit. PACS - Setup 49 of 74

50 10. Scheduler 10.1 Resource 1. Open the Scheduler. 2. Click the Menu button and select Resources. Choose the Resources option from the submenu. Figure 73 - Resource Menu PACS - Setup 50 of 74

51 3. In the Resources dialog click the Create button. Figure 74 - Resources 4. Choose Mobile Equipment or Immobile Equipment from the Type drop-down menu. Figure 75 - Type 5. Enter in a Name for the equipment. PACS - Setup 51 of 74

52 6. Select Availability from the drop-down menu. 7. Type in an Abbreviation in the open field. 8. Choose a color to represent the resource. 9. Pick a Site from the drop-down menu where the equipment is located. 10. Select the Instrument from the drop-down menu. This is the instrument that was created in the previous section of this document. 11. The remaining options are not required. 12. Click the Update Record button to save. Click Ok/Close to exit Template 1. A Template must now be created so that when the appointment is scheduled, a Work List will be created. 2. Click the Menu button and select Templates. Choose the Templates option from the submenu. Figure 76 - Templates Menu PACS - Setup 52 of 74

53 3. On the Template dialog click the Create button. Figure 77 - Template 4. Enter a Name for the Template. 5. Type in an Abbreviation in the appropriate field. 6. Enter in the Time in minutes that it will take to complete the procedures in the template. PACS - Setup 53 of 74

54 7. Choose a color to represent the template. 8. Select a Default Room from the drop-down menu where the instrument is located. 13. The remaining options are not required. 14. Click the Update Record button to save. Click Ok/Close to exit Assign Template 1. At this point the template must be assigned. 2. Click the Menu button and select Templates. Choose the Assign Templates option from the submenu. Figure 78 Assign Templates PACS - Setup 54 of 74

55 3. Click the Create button. Figure 79 - Assign Templates PACS - Setup 55 of 74

56 4. Choose the instrument resource. Figure 80 - Select Resources 5. Click the OK/Close button. PACS - Setup 56 of 74

57 6. Click the Create button beneath the Template Collection tab. Figure 81 - Resource Template Builder PACS - Setup 57 of 74

58 7. Check off the instrument and then click the OK/Close button. Figure 82 - Select Template Procedures 8. At the Resource Template Builder dialog click the Edit Recurrent Time Pattern button. PACS - Setup 58 of 74

59 9. Click the Create button. Figure 83 - Create Daily Time Pattern 10. Configure the days and times which the template will be available on. Click the Update Record button to save and then click OK/Close to exit. 11. At the Resource Template Builder dialog click the Update Record button to save and then click OK/Close to exit. 12. At the Assign Template/Groups dialog click the OK/Close to exit. PACS - Setup 59 of 74

60 10.4 Scheduler View 13. At this point the resource must be associated with a view to be seen in the scheduler. 14. Click the Menu button and select Scheduler Properties. Choose the Scheduler Views option from the submenu. Figure 84 - Scheduler Views PACS - Setup 60 of 74

61 15. Select the view and click the Edit button. Figure 85 - Scheduler Views PACS - Setup 61 of 74

62 16. Select Resources from the top of the dialog and click the Ellipsis button from the right toolbar. 17. In the Select Resources dialog choose the Resource Type and then select the Resource. Figure 86 - Select Resource 18. Click Ok/Close to return to the Scheduler Views dialog. 19. Choose any other options and configurations and then click the Update Record button to save. Click Ok/Close to exit. 20. Refresh the scheduler by clicking the Refresh button. PACS - Setup 62 of 74

63 11. Work List Test 1. Schedule a patient into the equipment template. 2. From the RIS/PACS module open the PACS menu and select Medical Instrument. From the submenu choose Modality Work List Figure 87 - Medical Instrument Menu 3. In the Modality Work List dialog scroll to the very right and look for the Schedule Procedure column to match the date the appointment was just created for in the scheduler. This shows that the Modality Work List was created when the appointment was scheduled. 12. ModCap ModCap is a utility used on non-dicom compliant modalities to ensure the exported images are wrapped in DICOM with patient information supplied by the VersaSuite Modality Worklist Server. Every client or workstation that will be using the ModCap system will need to perform the following setup. If ModCap is set up on a Terminal Server, then ModCap only needs to be set up on that server. 1. Setup a shared drive on the network called ModCap. This network share will need to be mapped on the network and can be set as the M: drive. 2. Create two folders within the ModCap share and call them ModCap_Config and ModCap_Data. PACS - Setup 63 of 74

64 3. Open the VersaSuite directory and launch ModCap.exe from the Bin folder. Figure 88 - ModCap 4. Select DICOM Storage Server from the Properties drop-down menu. Figure 89 - DICOM Storage Server 5. In the DICOM Storage section enter the AE Title of the DICOM server. 6. Enter in the IP Address of the DICOM server. This is available from the IT Administrator. 7. Enter in the Port number that the DICOM server communicates through. This is available from the IT Administrator. Figure 90 - DICOM Storage 8. Back in the Properties drop-down menu switch to DICOM MWL Server. 9. In the Modality Worklist section enter the AE Title of the MWL. 10. Enter in the IP Address of the MWL server. This is available from the IT Administrator. PACS - Setup 64 of 74

65 11. Enter in the Port number that the MWL server communicates through. This is available from the IT Administrator. Figure 91 - Modality Worklist 12.1 Modality View 1. Right-click on All Modalities in the Modality View pane and select New. Figure 92 - All Modalities 2. Enter a name for the new modality group. It is recommended that the modality group be named by the manufacturer of the instrument or the instrument type. Figure 93 - Modality Group 3. Right-click on the new modality and select New. It is recommended that the modality name reflect the actual modality and the model number. PACS - Setup 65 of 74

66 Figure 94 - Modality 4. There is now a New Modality option in the Properties drop-down menu. Figure 95 - New Modality 5. Set the Capture Method to Image Import. Figure 96 - Capture Method 12.2 Procedure View The Procedure View is used to specify the information that will populate a given DICOM tag. 1. Right-click on Procedure and select New. Figure 97 - Procedure PACS - Setup 66 of 74

67 2. It is recommended that the naming conventions used specify the procedure, and the procedure location. An example of this would be an A Scan Ultrasound of the left eye. The procedure would then be named A Scan Left. Figure 98 - Procedure Name 3. Right-click on the new procedure and select New. This file will be a DICOM tag and have a value associated with it. Based on the entered value, ModCap will populate a DICOM tab with the correct value when wrapping the image. Figure 99 - DICOM tag 4. The Tag/Value combinations must be identical to those within the image categories that the images are going to be stored, or they will not sort properly. PACS - Setup 67 of 74

68 5. Click the Ellipsis button to select the folder where the instrument saves the images once it creates them. Figure Browse for Folder 6. Set the Ask before deletion option to True. Figure Import 7. In the DICOM section, enter the AE Title of the client using ModCap. If ModCap is used on multiple stations, this setting will differ as each client is unique. 8. Select Secondary Capture for the Format. Figure DICOM PACS - Setup 68 of 74

69 9. If the Modality field is left blank in the Worklist section then any Worklist can be queried. If the type of Modality is entered into the field then only those Worklists can be queried. An example of this would be the abbreviation OP, which represents Ophthalmic Photography. The modality vendor can be consulted for this specification. Figure Worklist 10. At this point click the Save button to complete the setup. PACS - Setup 69 of 74

70 Revision History Version # Date Author Version 8.1 5/4/2012 Tommy Diaz PACS - Setup 70 of 74

71 Table of Figures Figure 1 - VSPacs... 4 Figure 2 - ODBC Date Source Administrator... 5 Figure 3 - SQL Driver Selection... 6 Figure 4 - Create New Data Source... 7 Figure 5 - Windows Authentication... 8 Figure 6 - Select Database... 9 Figure 7 - EHR Module Figure 8 - Image Menu Figure 9 - Device Figure 10 - LeadToolsPDFRuntime Figure 11 - Request Figure 12 - Select Extract-to-Path Figure 13 - LeadTools PDF Runtime Installer Figure 14 - Program Folder Name Figure 15 - Install Figure 16 - Reboot Figure 17 - Finish Figure 18 - VS Service Manager Figure 19 - VSSvrDCM Figure 20 - Service Is Running Figure 21 - Service is Stopped Figure 22 - Dicom Image Server Properties Figure 23 - Select DICOM Database Figure 24 - Select DICOM Images Figure 25 - Select DICOM Temp Files Figure 26 - System DSN Figure 27 - DSN Validation Figure 28 - Logging Figure 29 - Server Figure 30 - Security Figure 31 - User Properties Figure 32 - VersaSuite Modality Worklist Server Figure 33 - Service Is Running Figure 34 - Service is Stopped Figure 35 - Modality Work List Server Properties Figure 36 - VersaSuite Figure 37 - RIS/PACS Figure 38 - DICOM tab Figure 39 - Insert Figure 40 - Session Properties Figure 41 - VersaPACS Figure 42 - Connect Figure 43 - VersaPACS (Success) Figure 44 - VersaPACS (Failure) Figure 45 - Connection Log File Figure 46 - VersaSuite PACS - Setup 71 of 74

72 Figure 47 - RIS/PACS Figure 48 - PACS Menu Figure 49 - Instrument Figure 50 - Location Figure 51 - Manufacturer Figure 52 - Interface Type Figure 53 - Modality Figure 54 - Modality Figure 55 - Interface Type Figure 56 - Image Menu Figure 57 - Image Category Figure 58 - Reference Image Type Figure 59 - Image Format Figure 60 - Device Figure 61 - Image Type Figure 62 - DCMTree Figure 63 - DICOM Explorer Figure 64 - DICOM Tag/Value Figure 65 - Modality (OPV) Figure 66 - DICOM Element Tags Figure 67 - Image Category Overlay Figure 68 - Validation Figure 69 - Select Template/Control Figure 70 - Select Template/Control Figure 71 - Image Category Overlay Figure 72 - Select Template/Control Figure 73 - Resource Menu Figure 74 - Resources Figure 75 - Type Figure 76 - Templates Menu Figure 77 - Template Figure 78 Assign Templates Figure 79 - Assign Templates Figure 80 - Select Resources Figure 81 - Resource Template Builder Figure 82 - Select Template Procedures Figure 83 - Create Daily Time Pattern Figure 84 - Scheduler Views Figure 85 - Scheduler Views Figure 86 - Select Resource Figure 87 - Medical Instrument Menu Figure 88 - ModCap Figure 89 - DICOM Storage Server Figure 90 - DICOM Storage Figure 91 - Modality Worklist Figure 92 - All Modalities Figure 93 - Modality Group Figure 94 - Modality Figure 95 - New Modality PACS - Setup 72 of 74

73 Figure 96 - Capture Method Figure 97 - Procedure Figure 98 - Procedure Name Figure 99 - DICOM tag Figure Browse for Folder Figure Import Figure DICOM Figure Worklist PACS - Setup 73 of 74

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