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MOSAIQ User's Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

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

6. Click to open the Reticle Scaling dialog box, shown in Figure 28.<br />

Figure 28: Reticle Scaling Dialog Box<br />

7. Click Auto Detect to automatically detect the beam isocenter and calculate distances.<br />

The Reticle Scaling dialog box lets you correct film rotation. When<br />

you align the graticule and the beam isocenter, the reticle angle<br />

should be the same as the collimator angle of the image. When<br />

these values do not match, which is often caused by film/cassette<br />

rotation, you can type the actual collimator angle to correct the film<br />

rotation.<br />

8. After you reticle scale the verification image, you can click to zoom all images<br />

together. Move your mouse to the left to decrease the magnification and to the right to<br />

increase the magnification.<br />

9. Click your mouse again to return to the regular view.<br />

10. You can also click to show only one image.<br />

Field Edge Image Center and Scaling (for Images without Graticules)<br />

Field edge image center and scaling lets you automatically or manually attach isocenter and<br />

scale information to a single exposure verification image that does not have a “burned in”<br />

graticule.<br />

1. In the Image Work List dialog box, click the image pair, and click Review.<br />

2. Click the Patient Offset tab in the Image Review window, and click Register.<br />

3. Click the verification image to activate it, then click to open the Reticle Scaling<br />

dialog box.<br />

4. Click the Field Edge radio button to show treatment field edges on the verification (teal)<br />

and reference (red) images. The isocenter and any field aperture imported annotation<br />

curves show on the reference image. The Field Edge radio button is unavailable when<br />

you apply the AHE filter.<br />

5. If the field edge automatically extracted from the verification image is unacceptable, click<br />

the Extract Field Edge check box to manually adjust the extraction threshold, then<br />

move the threshold bar in the Field Edge Threshold group to extract a new field edge<br />

from the treatment image.<br />

The treatment field edge changes automatically when you change the threshold.<br />

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LUGMSQ0002/4.0/23-Sep-2010

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