2D Quality Control Interface Overview (DICOM Environment)

The DICOM 2D Quality Control interface allows you to check the quality of an acquired image (for example, position of the patient, image centering) to enable you to accept or reject the image.

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Figure 12 - DICOM 2D Quality Control Interface

 

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Image manipulation buttons - Provide basic image analysis functions (zoom, brightness, slider, reset, mirror, negative filter, information).

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Preferred image view buttons - Click to apply to image processing preferences that you select in the CS Adapt module configuration screen.

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CS Adapt image presets - Name of current CS Adapt preset applied to an image.

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If you are not satisfied with an acquired image, click Reject button. The following window displays:

 

Rejection Justification message

Select one of the displayed reasons, or enter other reasons in the text field.

  • To return to the Panoramic Acquisition interface and to re-launch the acquisition, select Discard and retake and click OK.

  • To return to the patient folder and start a new acquisition, select Discard and click OK.

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If you are satisfied with an acquired image, click Validate button. The image transfers automatically to the Imaging window.

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Opens or closes the panel.

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Display 2D key image - Enables you to add a copy or to create sub-images of the original image.

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Remove 2D key image - Click to discard all images.

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Gallery - Panel that displays copies of an image.

10 Menu - Provides access to the Quality Check History sub-menu which gives access to the history of rejected images.

 

 

Related Topics

Acquisition Interface

Panoramic Acquisition Interface Overview

2D Quality Control Interface Overview for the Dental Environment

3D Acquisition Interface Overview

3D Quality Control Interface Overview for the Dental Environment

DICOM Worklist Interface Overview

3D Quality Control Interface Overview for the DICOM Environment

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