Working with worklist:

Worklist is your gateway to the online image database. To start working with the worklist, click on the "WList" button on the web PACS interface. This will open the worklist window. Set your compression (use "Exact colors" for no compression) and memory preferences at the right bottom of the worklist window, or use the defaults (maximum compression, lowest memory usage). If your computer memory is not sufficient for a particular image series to load, Web PACS will attempt to load the best suitable subset of this series and reduce image sizes. For instance, if the series contains 100 images, and only 50 can fit in your computer memory, Web PACS will load every second image. To search for a particular patient, click the "Start search" button, and enter a mask for patient name and/or patient ID. If you leave all search fields blank, all current records in your worklist will be retrieved (default). Patient name mask like A* stands for all patients with names starting from A, etc. Each patient record contains one or several studies, each study - one or more series, and each series - one or more images. That is why the worklist has patient (default), study, series and image views (levels). Going down from level to level in the worklist is performed by double-clicking on particular item in the list. For instance, double-clicking on the patient line in the patient view will show the list of all studies for this patient. To return back to the higher level, click on the first worklist line. Double-clicking on the image name at the image level opens that particular image. Web PACS interface displays one image series at a time. So, at the patient or study levels, clicking on the "View series" button opens all images in the first (most recent) series for the selected patient/study. "Next" and "Prev" buttons take you to the next or previous image series for the current patient/study, if any.

You add new patient records by uploading new DICOM image files. To upload new DICOM file(s), click the "Upload Patient Data" button in the database window. This option is available to registered users only. Currently, we do not impose any quota limits per user, but please try not to exceed 50 MB for your data. All the images you upload under your personal account are private and visible only to you. You can make them public by clicking the access button on the Worklist. This button works in the study view, and changes the access flag for the entire study. If you make a study public, it will become visible for all default, "guest" users - use this to get a second opinion on your case. By clicking the same button for the public study, you'll make the study private again.

Working with images:

Web PACS interface displays a toolbar with the most common PACS functions (tools). Click on a tool button to activate the corresponding tool. The following tools are available:
1. WList - displays the worklist
2. Zoom - zooms current image(s) in and out
3. Pan - scrolls the images (if they are larger than their frames)
4. W/L - window/level (brightness and contrast)
5. Size - measure the distance in the current image. If DICOM file for this image contains no physical size scale, the sizes can be measured only in pixels
6. ROI - select and analyze rectangular Region Of Interest
7. Notes - view or update study note for the current study
8. Reset - restores default image view
9. Cine - scrolls through the sequence of images
10. All (or double-click on the image) - switches between single-image (image stack) and multi-image views. If you have too many images in the current view, stack them with Cine or All to see more image details
11. Prev/Next - download and view previous/next series in the current study

To work with Zoom, Pan, W/L Size, ROI and Cine, check the button first, and then drag a mouse with the left button pressed over the image area to apply the selected tool.



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