Table 1.
Table highlighting the different imaging studies for the patient in the framing use case. For each imaging study, the following DICOM data elements are populated: modality, study description, institutional department type code sequence, anatomic region sequence, and primary anatomic structure sequence. For each element, current potential DICOM values are populated
Image acquisition point | Workflow step | Modality (0008, 0060) | Study Description (0008,1030)a | Institutional Department Type Code Sequence (0008,1041)c | Anatomic Region Sequence (0018,0015) | Image Laterality (0020,0062) | Primary Anatomic Structure Sequence (0008,2228)e |
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1 | Family medicine physician-acquired photograph of nasal mass | XC | Photo-Head and Neckb | Primary Care Department | Head and Neck | Nasopharynx | |
2 | Patient-acquired photograph of nasal mass | XC | Photo-Head and Neckb | Head and Neck | Nasopharynx | ||
3 | MRI | MR | MR Neck w and wo IV Contrast | Radiology | Neck | ||
4 | Nasolaryngoscope photograph | ES | Nasolaryngoscopeb | Otorhinolaryngology | Nasopharynx | ||
5 | Patient-acquired photograph of packing material | XC | Photo-Head and Neckb | Head and Neck | |||
6 | Nurse-acquired photograph of bleeding nasal mass | XC | Photo-Head and Neckb | Accident and Emergency | Head and Neck | Nasopharynx | |
7 | Nasolaryngoscope photograph | ES | Nasolaryngoscopeb | Otorhinolaryngology | Nasopharynx | Pharyngeal recess | |
8 | Gross specimen-intake workflow | XC or GM | Gross Specimen—Head and Neckb | Pathology | Nasopharynx | Pharyngeal recess | |
9 | Pathology slide scanning workflow | SM | Whole Slide-Head and Neckb | Histopathology | Pharyngeal recess | ||
10 | CT | CT | CT Chest wo IV Contrast | Radiology | Chest | ||
11 | PET/CT | PT, CT | PT/CT Tumor Localization Whole Body | Nuclear Medicine | Whole Body | ||
12 | Radiation Oncology planning CT | RTPLAN | CT Treatment Planning Complex | Radiotherapy | Head and Neck | ||
13 | PET/CT | PT, CT | PT/CT Tumor Localization Whole Body | Radiology | Whole Body | ||
14 | MRI | MR | MR Neck w and wo IV Contrast | Neuroradiology | Neck | ||
15 | Surgical photos and videos from lymph node dissection | XC | Photo-Surgical-Head and Neckb | Otorhinolaryngology | Neck | Upper jugular lymph node | |
16 | Gross specimen-intake workflow | XC or GM | Gross Specimen-Head and Neckb | Pathology | Neck | Upper jugular lymph node | |
17 | Pathology slide scanning workflow | SM | Whole slide-Head and Neckb | Histopathology | Upper jugular lymph node | ||
18 | Nurse-acquired wound care photographs | XC | Photo-Wound-Head and Neckb | Wound Cared | Neck | R | |
19 | Mammography | MG | Mammo Breast Screening | Radiology | Breast | B | |
20 | Medical photographer-acquired dermatology photographs | XC | Photo-Mole Mapb | Dermatology | Whole Body | ||
21 | Radiology technologist-acquired photograph | XC | Photo-Breastb | Radiology | Breast | R | |
22 | Tomosynthesis | MG | Mammo Breast Diagnostic Tomosynthesis Bilateral | Radiology | Breast | B | |
23 | Ultrasound | US | US Breast Right | Radiology | Breast | R |
aThe study description represents is a text element. LOINC-RSNA Radiology playbook terms are used to populate the study description element for radiologic studies [33]
bNo LOINC-RADLEX playbook exists for this type of imaging study. A sample procedure description is thus included
cThe specialty Institutional Department Type Code Sequence is presented. The data element has been left blank for patient-acquired photographs [38]
dNo Institutional Department Type Code Sequence exists for the specialty. A sample specialty name is used
eA sample anatomic structure has been selected to fill the Primary Anatomic Structure Sequence. This element is left blank when large field of view imaging is performed