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MOSAIQ User's Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

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CHAPTER 7: Image Management-ViewStation & Photos and Diagrams<br />

Using the Photos and Diagrams Utility<br />

You can acquire and display digital photos and diagrams as part of the electronic chart,<br />

using a digital camera or any of the wide variety of industry-standard devices to capture<br />

images that you can enter into the system. The Photos and Diagrams utility does not<br />

interface directly with image sources such as digital cameras.<br />

CAUTION<br />

The camera or scanner you use must be able to save images to disk in<br />

JPEG, PCX, BMP, or TIFF format. TIFF compatibility is limited, so we do<br />

not recommend devices that only support TIFF format. JPEG works best<br />

in most situations.<br />

We recommend that you set the camera resolution to the lowest<br />

resolution available (640x480 recommended). We also<br />

recommend that you use the compressed JPEG image format to<br />

keep the file sizes to a minimum. JPEG compression is variable<br />

and some camera settings can have different levels of control.<br />

Test different settings to find the optimal configuration for your<br />

facility.<br />

After importing the images, you must associate them with a treatment field or prescription<br />

site before you can use the images in the treatment set-up process.<br />

Importing Images Using Photos and Diagrams<br />

1. Scan or create using a scanner or digital camera, then save those images to the<br />

appropriate directory.<br />

2. Click File | Import/Export, then click Photos and Diagrams Import… to open the<br />

Photos and Diagrams Import dialog box.<br />

The Photos and Diagrams Import dialog box shows all the images in the specified<br />

directory. For this reason, you can work on multiple images at one time. For example, if<br />

you have five images for one patient and six images for another patient, you can process<br />

the five images for the first patient, then process the six images for the second patient, all<br />

without leaving the Photos and Diagrams Import dialog box.<br />

3. If the Directory field does not show the correct path to the directory with the images,<br />

click , select the appropriate directory, then click OK.<br />

4. In the Mark All as group, click Import if you wish to import all of the images. This<br />

changes the status indicators to green.<br />

5. In the Mark All as group, click Delete if you wish to remove all of the images. This<br />

changes the status indicators to red.<br />

6. If all the images are the same type, click adjacent to Image Type Selector field (located<br />

below the buttons) in the Mark All as group, then click the image type.<br />

7. In the Mark All as group, click Ignore if you wish to ignore all of the images. This<br />

changes the status indicators to yellow.<br />

Copyright 2010, Elekta Impac Software 149<br />

LUGMSQ0002/4.0/23-Sep-2010

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