How to Create Database for pacs - DICOM
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I am going to create database for ower own product.So i have to made
at least four table like patient , Study , Series , and image. Which
tag i have to put in which table, most of them ...
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How to Create Database for pacs
Hi,
I am going to create database for ower own product.So i have to made
at least four table like patient , Study , Series , and image. Which
tag i have to put in which table, most of them i know but how to map
them i donot know.I means that which tag is common in patient and
study,study and series,series and images.
hava any idea please share with me.
with regards
Neeraj
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Re: How to Create Database for pacs
Greetings,
If you are developing PACS, you need a lot of tables not only for
patient,study,series,images but also for modality work list, mpps scu,
user etc.
Patient contains multiple studies.
Study contains multiple series.
Series contains multiple images.
So patient table contains basic patient inforamtion, such as name, id,
DOB, sex(thats is group number starting 0010) also keep one field for
bulk data, so that all other information can be stored here
Now the study table should contain one field for patient primarykey
along with other fields such as ref physician, accession number, study
description, study id, study IUID etc
Series table should contain one field for study primary key. Also it
should contain Series id, Series IUID, modality, institution etc.
And Finally, Image table contains one field forseries primary key. also
should be there with the details of images.
Then you can either create a seperate table for storing files or you
can have same image table should contain the detail of file path
Reagrds
Alvin
Neeraj wrote:
> Hi,
> I am going to create database for ower own product.So i have to made
> at least four table like patient , Study , Series , and image. Which
> tag i have to put in which table, most of them i know but how to map
> them i donot know.I means that which tag is common in patient and
> study,study and series,series and images.
> hava any idea please share with me.
>
> with regards
> Neeraj
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Re: How to Create Database for pacs
HI alvin
Thanks for the reply.
My probloem is which one to make primary key in patient table,
because i found some of the images does'nt contain patient ID tag in
that case which one to use as primary key.
Same with other tables what if i donot find StudyID in an image.
Thanks again
Neeraj
alvin wrote:
> Greetings,
> If you are developing PACS, you need a lot of tables not only for
> patient,study,series,images but also for modality work list, mpps scu,
> user etc.
>
> Patient contains multiple studies.
> Study contains multiple series.
> Series contains multiple images.
>
> So patient table contains basic patient inforamtion, such as name, id,
> DOB, sex(thats is group number starting 0010) also keep one field for
> bulk data, so that all other information can be stored here
> Now the study table should contain one field for patient primarykey
> along with other fields such as ref physician, accession number, study
> description, study id, study IUID etc
> Series table should contain one field for study primary key. Also it
> should contain Series id, Series IUID, modality, institution etc.
> And Finally, Image table contains one field forseries primary key. also
> should be there with the details of images.
> Then you can either create a seperate table for storing files or you
> can have same image table should contain the detail of file path
>
> Reagrds
> Alvin
>
>
>
> Neeraj wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am going to create database for ower own product.So i have to made
> > at least four table like patient , Study , Series , and image. Which
> > tag i have to put in which table, most of them i know but how to map
> > them i donot know.I means that which tag is common in patient and
> > study,study and series,series and images.
> > hava any idea please share with me.
> >
> > with regards
> > Neeraj
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Re: How to Create Database for pacs
Greetings,
In all the tables, create primary key as an auto generated number or
auto incremented number.
Regards
Alvin
thippeswamy.kn@gmail.com wrote:
> HI alvin
>
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> My probloem is which one to make primary key in patient table,
> because i found some of the images does'nt contain patient ID tag in
> that case which one to use as primary key.
> Same with other tables what if i donot find StudyID in an image.
>
> Thanks again
> Neeraj
>
> alvin wrote:
> > Greetings,
> > If you are developing PACS, you need a lot of tables not only for
> > patient,study,series,images but also for modality work list, mpps scu,
> > user etc.
> >
> > Patient contains multiple studies.
> > Study contains multiple series.
> > Series contains multiple images.
> >
> > So patient table contains basic patient inforamtion, such as name, id,
> > DOB, sex(thats is group number starting 0010) also keep one field for
> > bulk data, so that all other information can be stored here
> > Now the study table should contain one field for patient primarykey
> > along with other fields such as ref physician, accession number, study
> > description, study id, study IUID etc
> > Series table should contain one field for study primary key. Also it
> > should contain Series id, Series IUID, modality, institution etc.
> > And Finally, Image table contains one field forseries primary key. also
> > should be there with the details of images.
> > Then you can either create a seperate table for storing files or you
> > can have same image table should contain the detail of file path
> >
> > Reagrds
> > Alvin
> >
> >
> >
> > Neeraj wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > I am going to create database for ower own product.So i have to made
> > > at least four table like patient , Study , Series , and image. Which
> > > tag i have to put in which table, most of them i know but how to map
> > > them i donot know.I means that which tag is common in patient and
> > > study,study and series,series and images.
> > > hava any idea please share with me.
> > >
> > > with regards
> > > Neeraj