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syngo® Imaging
Quick Reference
syngo Imaging Software Version V30B and later
www.siemens.com/healthcare
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The software described herein is CE-compliant in
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Whenever the hardware is supplied by us and is
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Contents
Introduction........................................5
Getting Started ...................................7
Starting the program and logging on.... 7
Functions and tools.............................. 9
Closing the program .......................... 11
Patient List........................................12
Opening and hiding the patient list .... 12
Structure of the patient list................. 13
Function overview (toolbar icons) ...... 14
Status information ............................. 15
Searching for patient data .................. 17
Retrieving data from other nodes ....... 20
Loading images ................................. 22
Conference Worklist ..........................24
Opening the conference worklist........ 24
Working with conference worklists ..... 24
Studio...............................................26
Structure of the Studio ....................... 26
Displaying images .............................. 27
Scrolling ............................................ 30
Windowing ........................................ 33
Zooming and panning images............ 34
Evaluating images.............................. 35
Key images ........................................ 37
Patient jacket ..................................... 38
Saving your data and closing the
examination ...................................... 39
Loading images for postprocessing..... 40
Configuration panel ........................... 42
Smart Select ...................................... 43
Tool cards .......................................... 44
Keyboard Configuration ..................... 45
Order Form .......................................47
Index ................................................51
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Configuration ...................................42
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syngo® Imaging
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Introduction
syngo Imaging is a PACS for viewing,
processing, reading, reporting,
communicating, distributing, storing and
archiving digital radiological images,
including digital mammography images.
Workplaces
syngo Imaging provides different workplaces,
tailored to your individual requirements.
❏ syngo Studio workplaces are ideal for the
radiology department. They provide all
functions required to process, report on,
and transfer radiological images.
❏ web-based syngo Studio is a workplace for
viewing radiological images and reports
inside wards and at general practitioners'
practices.
❏ syngo Studio Advanced workplaces allow
you to integrate the following additional
applications: for example, Filming, syngo
WebSpace, syngo 3-D, syngo Image Fusion
or syngo FlyThrough.
Integration with syngo Workflow (RIS)
For detailed description about
syngo Imaging and syngo Workflow
please refer to the Online Helps and the
manuals of the products concerned.
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syngo Studio and syngo Workflow Browser or
the syngo portals can be integrated on your
workplace. PACS and RIS are then combined
to a single application. Several monitors can
also be connected.
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Introduction
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Getting Started
Starting the program and logging
on
Starting syngo Studio and syngo
Studio Web
1. Double-click the icon on your desktop.
The logon dialog box opens.
2. In the logon dialog box, enter your user
name and password, and click OK.
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The Studio (→ Page 26) task card opens. If
configured, the Patient list (→ Page 12)
also opens.
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Getting Started
Starting syngo Studio Advanced
✧ Start up the computer. As soon as the
system has started up, the logon dialog
box for syngo Studio Advanced opens.
Autostart of syngo Imaging when working
in the RIS
You are working in your RIS application (e.g.
syngo Portal Radiologist) and would like to
view images of a patient examination.
✧ Start working on a chosen examination in
the RIS worklist.
syngo Imaging starts automatically. The
selected data are loaded into the Studio
task card.
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Emergency access to syngo Imaging is
available for urgent cases. Ask your system
administrator for the user data.
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Getting Started
Functions and tools
The functions and tools provided by
syngo Imaging can be called up in a number
of different ways:
❏ via the menu items,
❏ via icons,
❏ with keyboard shortcuts,
❏ via the context menu,
❏ via Smart Select.
Menu
All the functions of a particular task card
are to be found in the menu bar.
Icons
If you point onto an icon with the mouse, a
tool tip provides information about the
function of that icon:
Context menu
The context menu appears when you operate
the right mouse button. The context menu
offers a selection of functions that refer to the
operating mode and tool with which your are
currently working.
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This Quick Reference concentrates on
describing operation using icons.
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Getting Started
Shortcuts and function keys
You can work particularly efficiently with key
shortcuts and function keys. Configure your
own key shortcuts for this (→ Page 45).
Examples:
to update the patient list or
to save your changes.
Smart Select
Smart Select is designed to speed up and
simplify your work in the Studio. You can
quickly switch between the most important
functions simply by dragging the mouse.
Press the right mouse button for about a
second and start a function by selecting
one of the points of the utility.
You can start the functions that you
assigned to the four main directions even
quicker.
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Keep the right
mouse button pressed
while moving the mouse in
one of the main directions.
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Configure your own personal Smart Select
utility (→ Page 43).
Ending a function/mode
Press the
key to end an activated function.
Getting Started
Online Help
The available functions are described in the
Online Help of syngo Imaging:
✧ Press the keys
+
to start the context
sensitive online help (mouse cursor:
)
and click an icon or menu item.
Closing the program
1. Choose the Options > End session menu
item.
2. In the End session dialog box, click the
Log-off icon.
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Patient List
You use the patient list to manage patient
data, studies, and series. You can open the
patient list from any task card.
Opening and hiding the patient list
To open the patient list:
✧ Click the Patient list icon.
You can hide the patient list while you are
working in the Studio:
✧ In the title bar of the patient list, click the
Close icon.
Specify whether the patient list is to be
automatically hidden or shown again after
you have loaded or closed images.
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User preferences
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Patient List
Structure of the patient list
Toolbar
Report Area / Series List
❏ In the Toolbar, you can start the
functions of the patient list by clicking
them.
❏ In the Filter and Search Area, you can
confine the patient list display according to
different criteria.
❏ In the Worklist, the patients/examinations
are listed and sorted according to the filter
criteria you have set.
❏ The report text of the marked examination
is displayed in the Report Area.
❏ The image series of the examinations you
selected are listed in the Series List.
Select the Report Area and Series List using
the tab cards.
If the list is sorted according to patient data,
the entries can be expanded. Click to list
the examinations of a particular patient.
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Worklist
Filter and Search Area
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Patient List
Function overview (toolbar icons)
You can open all the functions of the patient
list via the toolbar:
Refresh the worklist.
Load selected data. Opens the images of the
examination in the Studio.
Add the selected data to the conference worklist.
Delete selected data (for authorized users only).
Load images for postprocessing: Loads images
or series onto a card for postprocessing (syngo
Studio Advanced only).
Query data: Retrieves images from other DICOM
nodes.
Send data: Sends the selected data to any DICOM
nodes.
Network job control: Opens the dialog box for
controlling your retrieve and prefetch jobs.
Opens the Media Browser (syngo Studio
Advanced only).
Switches over to the Conference worklist view.
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Opens the User preferences dialog box, where
you configure the patient list.
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Opens Help.
Patient List
Status information
Icons indicate the current status of an
examination, series, or images:
For examinations
New. The examination has been completed at the
imaging modality and is ready for quality
assurance.
Prepared. The images have been prepared for
reporting.
Reported. A report has been drawn up for these
images.
Signed off. The report for these images has been
completed and signed off.
Emergency. This examination should be given top
priority.
A report is available for this examination.
The examination has been completed in the
imaging modality; all series have been stored in
syngo Imaging.
The series of this examination have not yet been
completely stored. But you can now start image
processing.
Due to a transmission error the images of this
examination are not available.
Planned. This workflow step is planned.
In progress. Images of the examination are
currently being processed by another user. You can
also process these images, but you cannot save
your changes.
Interrupted. The workflow step (not the images)
has been deleted.
You can drag the columns of the patient list
to another position using the mouse so
that, for example, the icons are at the
beginning of the list.
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Patient List
For series and images
New images are available for the series.
Number of images in the series.
Number of available series.
Number of the series.
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The patient, the examination, or the series has
been transferred to a conference worklist.
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Patient List
Searching for patient data
The patient list includes filter and search
functions for finding images and patient data
quickly.
The scrolling and sorting operations follow
the Windows standard.
You can also retrieve patient data from other
DICOM nodes.
Filtering
Filters limit the display of data in the patient
list. To do this, select the Filter option.
❏ To apply a predefined filter, select one from
the filter list.
❏ To define new filters and edit existing
. The Filter Settings dialog
Either select the filter name that you want
to edit or choose New and define your
filter criteria.
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filters, click
box opens:
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Patient List
With Apply you apply the new settings, but
the dialog box remains open. Only when you
click Save will your new filter be saved.
Define the filter you use most frequently as
your standard filter. It will be automatically
applied when you start the patient list.
User preferences
If you additionally want to display data sets
that do not meet the filter criteria,
select the Show all procedures checkbox.
The examinations that meet your filter criteria
will then be displayed in bold type.
The patient list is automatically updated at
certain intervals. If you do not immediately
find data recently received, update
manually:
Refresh worklist
Searching
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You can search through the patient list using
different criteria. To do this, select the Search
option.
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❏ Select a search criterion from the selection
list on the left.
❏ Enter a search term in the field on the right.
❏ Click the
icon.
Patient List
Start your search term with an asterisk (*)
to search for data sets that do not start with
your search term, but contain it.
The entire database is searched. All data sets
that meet your search criteria are displayed in
the patient list.
You can define additional search criteria in
the user preferences on the Search tab
card.
User preferences
Sorting
You can sort the list.
1. To sort entries alphabetically or
chronologically, click the title of the
column by which you want to sort:
= sort in ascending order
= sort in descending order
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2. If the list is sorted by patient name, enter
the first letter of the patient you are
looking for.
The first patient name that starts with this
letter is marked in the list.
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Patient List
Retrieving data from other nodes
To retrieve data from other DICOM nodes,
click Query data.
The Query dialog box opens.
Select the DICOM node from which you want
to query data.
Enter your search criteria.
Use the
buttons to show
more search criteria for examinations and
series.
To query the data of a particular patient,
mark that patient in the patient list and click
Query data. The Query dialog box is then
filled with data of that patient.
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All the patients, examinations, or series that
meet your search criteria are displayed in a
new dialog box:
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Select an entry and click Query.
Patient List
The images are stored in the syngo Imaging
Data Manager.
Press the
display.
key to update the patient list
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In the Network job status dialog box, you
can monitor and control your network jobs.
Network job control
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Patient List
Loading images
Once you have found the series you are
looking for, load your images in the Studio
task card.
syngo Studio Advanced:
You can also load the images in an application
for postprocessing (→ Page 40).
To display the images of a series in the Studio,
select the series in the patient list and click the
Load selected data icon.
The image text shows both the name and the
number (ID) of the patient. You can again
make sure that you have loaded the correct
patient.
You can also load incomplete examinations
into the Studio.
Start by processing the images that have
arrived and reload the examination when it
is complete.
If several users access the same examination
simultaneously, only the user who first loaded
the examination can save changes.
All other users can edit the images of the
examination, but they cannot save their
changes.
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Avoid unnecessary blocking of image data
by always unloading data that you no
longer need.
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If Options > Loading of flagged images
only is marked in the Studio, only reportrelevant images (→ Page 37) will be loaded.
Patient List
Taking account of the archive status
Before you load a series look at its archive
status:
❏ Archive status Offline: The images are
located on an external data medium.
You must insert this data medium before
you can import the images into the
syngo Imaging Data Manager.
❏ Archive status Nearline: The images are
located in the long-term archive. Choose
Prefetch from the context menu to
transfer the data into the short-term
archive.
❏ Archive status Online: The images have
been imported in full and can be loaded
into the Studio as described above.
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The archive status of a particular series in
the series list is indicated in the Archive
status column.
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Conference Worklist
In the conference worklist you organize
selected patient data for your teaching and
demonstration requirements.
The conference worklists present an
alternative view of the same data.
The data are still available for processing in
the patient list.
Opening the conference worklist
To switch from the patient list to the
conference worklist, click the Open
conference worklist icon.
To return to the standard view, click the Open
patient list icon.
Working with conference worklists
In the conference worklists, you order
patients, examinations, and series in the
sequence in which you want to discuss them.
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When you open the conference worklist,
the last conference worklist to be loaded is
displayed.
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Creating a new conference worklist
❏ In the standard view, select the data you
wish to include and click New conference.
❏ Enter a name for the new conference
worklist and confirm with OK.
Conference Worklist
Adding examinations to conference
worklists
In the standard view you can add patients,
examinations, or series to a conference
worklist.
Click the Add to conference worklist icon or
choose the item from the context menu.
Editing existing conference worklists
❏ You can resort the examinations within a
conference worklist.
❏ You can remove examinations from the
conference worklist.
❏ You can move or copy examinations from
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one conference worklist to another.
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Studio
Structure of the Studio
The Studio is used to view, process, and
evaluate radiological images.
Menu Bar
Control Area
Display Area
❏ In the Menu Bar, you activate tools and
functions.
❏ The Control Area contains the Token
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(preview of series) and Tools (fast access to
functions) tab cards.
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You can hide the Control Area or display it
on any other side of the Studio. This is done
by left-clicking between the Display Area
and Control Area and dragging it to the
right, left, up or down.
❏ You can view the images in the Display
Area. The images are distributed into
segments.
Studio
Displaying images
Intelligent Display Layouts
The images are displayed in a suitable
intelligent display layout. syngo Imaging
automatically selects a suitable layout –
suitable for the imaging system you are using,
the number of monitors, and the region of the
body examined.
Examples:
Proc. 2
Proc. 2
Proc. 2
Proc. 2
Procedure 1
Proc. 1
Proc. 2
Proc. 3
Proc. 3
Proc. 1
Proc. 2
Proc. 3
Proc. 3
Configure your own intelligent layout to
adapt the way your images are displayed
optimally to your requirements.
Intelligent Layout Wizard
Not all loaded series are displayed
concurrently in the Display Area.
Using the mouse, drag a thumbnail from the
Token card of the Control Area into an image
segment to display the series there.
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Thumbnail images
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Studio
When you move the mouse across a
thumbnail, a description of the series, the
series number and number of images are
displayed.
The background color of the thumbnail
indicates which series is currently displayed:
light background: series visible in
display area
dark background: series not visible in
display area
Information on images
Images that are marked by a yellow warning
triangle have been compressed by a lossy
method.
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The diagnostic quality of lossy compressed
images may be impaired. Therefore these
images should not be used for primary
diagnosis.
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Images that bear a flag symbol have been
marked as relevant to reporting.
Studio
Display modes
The mode in which images are displayed is
initially defined in the display layout.
You can subsequently change the display
mode in the context menu.
❏ As an image strip: The images are
positioned side by side.
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2
4
One image per
segment
❏ As an image stack: Images are stacked on
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top of each other. You can scroll through
the series with the dog-ear.
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4
3
3
One series per
2
2
1
segment
1
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Studio
Scrolling
syngo Imaging offers several methods for
scrolling through images in the display area.
Scrolling using icons
Go to first/last image
Go to first/last segment
Go to next/previous image
Go to next/previous series
Go to next/previous page
Go to next/previous patient
Scrolling through an image stack
❏ Scroll through an image stack by clicking
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the dog-ear in the top right corner of the
image.
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❏ With the mouse, drag the scroll bar next to
an image stack to scroll through the stack.
❏ Move the mouse over a segment and scroll
through the image stack with the mouse
wheel.
Studio
Displaying images dynamically
In cine mode and movie mode, you scroll
through a series like through a flipbook. You
specify the speed for scrolling.
Cine mode: You control scrolling by dragging
with the mouse.
Movie mode: syngo Imaging scrolls
automatically from image to image.
To accelerate the dynamic display, hide all
graphics and image text in the
Movie preferences dialog box.
Use the
mode.
key to close movie mode and cine
Cross reference function
You can show cut lines on a reference image
for the images of a CT or MR series.
Load at least two series into the Studio. The
images of one series must cut the images of
the other series.
Image stacks of the series
Reference image with cut lines
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Click the Start/stop cross reference icon.
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Studio
The cut line that indicates the current image is
shown in a color.
❏ Continuous cut line: The image is
orthogonal to the reference image.
❏ Broken line: The image is not orthogonal to
the reference image.
To display a particular image of a series,
choose Track slices from the context menu
and click the line that belongs to the image
you want to display.
Click Start/stop cross reference again or
press the
key to exit the mode.
Comparing series synchronously
If you want to compare different series of the
same patient, you can link the series. You then
scroll simultaneously through all linked series.
You can use synchronization, for example,
to compare
❏ Series with and without contrast
medium.
❏ Series of the current examination with
series of a previous examination.
Mark the series that you wish to compare and
scroll to the starting image in each.
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Click the Synchronize selected icon.
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Now scroll simultaneously through all series.
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Windowing
You use Windowing to adapt the brightness
and contrast of an image.
Different functions are available to you for
windowing:
Window values are predefined for every
modality. You can apply them with Window
presets.
You can modify and expand predefined
window values.
You can set window values manually with the
Interactive windowing function.
Keeping the left mouse button pressed, move
the mouse
❏ horizontally to change the contrast.
❏ vertically to change the brightness.
You can also change window values by
pressing the center mouse button or the
mouse scroll wheel.
The Auto windowing function applies
optimized window values to images you
select.
W (width) represents the contrast, and C
(center) the brightness.
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The current window values are displayed in
the image text bottom right:
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Studio
Zooming and panning images
If you want to magnify a detail of interest in
an image or modify the image section, use the
following functions:
Using the Magnifying glass, you can
temporarily magnify a small section of the
image.
Blow up displays the selected image in the
size of the display area.
With Acquisition size, you show the selected
images in their original resolution. This makes
graphic and textual annotations particularly
easy to see.
With Magnify ROI, you can magnify an image
area on all selected images. (ROI = region of
interest.)
Zoom/Pan allows stepless scaling and
panning with the mouse.
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The zoom factor is displayed in the image text
top left:
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Thus you can precisely interpret the image
size at every magnification stage.
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Evaluating images
syngo Imaging provides extensive support to
the radiologist with evaluation of images.
Perform measurements and add annotations
to the images.
The measuring precision is heavily
dependent on the modality in which the
images were created.
The Label image function allows you to place
text annotations in an image.
The Measure angle function allows you to
calculate the angle between two lines that
you draw with the mouse.
Angle
The Distance function allows you to measure
the distance between two points that you
define with the mouse.
As of V31A, you can calibrate the distance
line for an object with known size for
projection images such as ultrasound (US)
or digital radiography (DR).
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Text
annotation
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Studio
With the Pixel lens, you determine the
current density/grayscale value at the position
of the mouse cursor.
Click to place a measuring point which is then
displayed permanently.
Length
Grayscale
value
Define an image area (ROI) and evaluate it.
Example: Rectangle ROI.
For this ROI, the area, the minimum and
maximum grayscale value, the number of
pixels, and the averaging value/standard
deviation of the grayscale values are
displayed. The displayed value selection can
be configured.
Rectangle
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Ellipse
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Circle, rectangle, ellipse, and freehand line
ROIs are available.
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Key images
During reporting you have the opportunity of
marking particular images as relevant to your
report.
This allows your colleagues and referring
physicians to recognize immediately which
images are considered relevant to reporting.
Images relevant to reporting are marked in
the display area and on the thumbnails by a
flag symbol.
Press the space bar to flag individual
images.
This will significantly reduce the time it
takes to load images.
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You can also use this labeling to load only
relevant images (menu Options > Loading
of flagged images only).
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Patient jacket
The Patient jacket lists all the examinations
and reports of the loaded patient. It is useful
for comparison purposes.
❏ On the Tokens tab card, you can see a
preview of each of the series contained in
the examination.
Drag a thumbnail image into the Studio to
display the series.
❏ On the Reports tab card, you can see the
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report texts that belong to the selected
examination.
Click the
icon to load the report and
print it out.
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Studio
Saving your data and closing the
examination
Once you have completed the examination,
save your data and close the examination.
If you want to save your changes, click Save.
To complete the examination, once you have
saved your changes, click Close all.
You can then decide whether you want to
complete the current workflow step or not.
Choose an option and click OK to confirm.
If the images of another patient are loaded,
the examination of the patient currently
loaded is automatically closed. The default
close options are applied.
Then you close an examination with
Close all, apply defaults.
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If you frequently use the same options to
close, you can define default close options.
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Studio
Loading images for postprocessing
At your syngo Studio Advanced workplace,
you can load images into applications to
postprocess them.
To find out about licenses please contact your
Siemens sales partner.
Select data in the patient list and click the
arrow next to the Loading images for
postprocessing icon.
Select an application from the list (example):
The various applications available for
postprocessing are described briefly below.
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You process volume data sets of different
modalities. For example, you can render
images as Multiplanar Reconstructions (MPR),
Shaded Surface Displays (SSD), or Maximum
Intensity Projections (MIP). syngo 3-D can be
extended by the following options:
❏ With syngo 3-D Bone Removal, you can
hide bone in CT data sets.
❏ With syngo 3-D VRT (Volume Rendering
Technique), you can render CT and MR data
sets in high quality down to the finest
detail.
❏ With syngo Image Fusion, you can
compare two 3D data sets of a single
patient—even of different modalities.
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❏ With syngo FlyThrough you can move
virtually through hollow structures, such as
the bronchial system or arteries.
❏ With the two-monitor license you can work
in comparison mode (parallel display of
two series) or in blow-up mode
(magnification of the image currently
displayed on the second monitor).
syngo Filming
You output images onto film or paper. The
virtual film sheet permits a 1:1 preview and
allows you to make changes interactively.
syngo TrueD
Compare studies of different modalities that
were acquired at different times, for example,
the images of a patient before and after
treatment.
syngo Colonography
You perform volumetric examinations of
colon lesions and monitor the changes over
time. The size, shape and position of
individual areas can be clearly interpreted.
You can process the images of a patient in
several task cards at once.
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When saving changes or results in an
additional task card, a new series will be
created.
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Configuration
Configuration panel
To speed up your daily work, adapt your
syngo Imaging workplace to your individual
requirements.
Settings are user-specific and usually
independent of the workplace.
✧ Choose the Options >
Studio configuration menu item on the
Studio task card.
The configuration platform opens.
This is where you configure basic functions of
the patient list and the Studio.
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The configuration of especially effective
functions are described here by way of
example.
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Configuration
Smart Select
Change the assignment of the Smart Select
utility by adding functions or changing
existing assignments.
✧ Click Smart Select configuration.
The Smart Select configuration dialog box
opens. Here you can see a preview of the
current Smart Select assignment.
In the upper section of the dialog box you
define whether Smart Select is to be activated
and whether the Smart Select utility is to
contain four or eight tools.
To add new icons
❏ Click the Toolbox button.
❏ Drag an icon from the toolbox onto one of
the points of the utility.
To swap two existing icons
❏ Drag an icon onto the position of the other
Assign your most frequently used functions
to the main orientations.
You will later be able to access these
functions by moving the mouse in this
direction (while keeping the right mouse
button pressed).
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Configuration
Tool cards
Select the icons that are to be displayed on the
Tools card in the Studio.
✧ Open the Toolbox dialog box.
It shows the icons that are available for your
user profile.
❏ To add an icon to a tool card, drag an icon
onto it.
❏ To remove an icon from a tool card, drag
the icon back into the toolbox.
❏ You can rearrange icons within the tool
card using drag & drop.
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While you are working in the Studio you can
open the toolbox by right-clicking the tool
card.
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Configuration
Keyboard Configuration
You can speed up your workflow further by
assigning frequently used functions to
function keys or key shortcuts.
✧ Open the Keyboard configuration dialog
box.
Here you define the keyboard shortcuts for
patient list and Studio on the relevant tab
card.
Click Toolbox.
All the tool icons available in your user profile
are displayed.
1. Pull an icon onto the free field top right in
the dialog box.
2. Press a function key or enter a key shortcut.
3. Confirm with OK.
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Keys such as
and
+
+
are
reserved and cannot be assigned to a
function.
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Configuration
Configuration
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Notes
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Index
A
Archive status ........................................ 23
B
Blow up ................................................. 34
C
Cine mode ............................................. 31
Clinical conference ................................. 24
Clinical round ......................................... 24
Close all ................................................. 39
Closing a procedure ............................... 39
Closing the program ............................... 11
Comparing procedures ........................... 38
Comparing series ................................... 32
Compression .......................................... 28
Conference worklist ............................... 24
Configuration Panel ............................... 42
Keyboard configuration .................... 45
Smart Select ..................................... 43
Tool cards ......................................... 44
Context menu .......................................... 9
Cross reference function ......................... 31
Cut lines ................................................ 31
D
DICOM nodes ......................................... 20
Display mode ......................................... 29
Dog-ear .................................................. 29
Emergency access .................................... 8
Ending the session ................................. 11
Evaluation .............................................. 35
F
Flag ....................................................... 37
Function key ....................................10, 45
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E
51
Index
G
Grayscale value ...................................... 36
I
Icons ........................................................ 9
In images and series ......................... 16
In procedures ................................... 15
Image stack ............................................ 29
Image strip ............................................. 29
Images
Evaluating ........................................ 35
Loading (postprocessing) .................. 40
Loading (Studio) .........................22, 27
Magnifying ....................................... 34
Marking ............................................ 37
Panning ............................................ 34
Intelligent display layouts ....................... 27
K
Key images ......................................22, 37
Keyboard configuration .......................... 45
L
Licenses ................................................. 40
Loading an incomplete procedure ........... 22
Loading nearline data ............................. 23
Loading offline data ............................... 23
Logging off ............................................ 11
Logging on .............................................. 7
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M
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Magnifying glass .................................... 34
Measurement ......................................... 35
Measuring angles ................................... 35
Measuring length ................................... 35
Menu ....................................................... 9
Movie mode ........................................... 31
O
Online Help ............................................ 11
Index
P
Patient jacket ......................................... 38
Patient list
Filtering ............................................ 17
Functions ......................................... 14
Opening and hiding .......................... 12
Searching for data ............................ 17
Sorting ............................................. 19
Status information ............................ 15
Structure .......................................... 13
Pixel lens ................................................ 36
Postprocessing ...................................5, 40
R
Radiologist ............................................. 35
Reference image .................................... 31
Referring physician .............................5, 37
Reporting ............................................... 37
Retrieving data ....................................... 20
ROI ..................................................34, 36
Save ....................................................... 39
Saving data ............................................ 39
Scrolling through images ........................ 30
Shortcuts .........................................10, 45
Smart Select ........................................... 10
Configuration Panel .......................... 43
Starting the program ................................ 7
Studio
Display mode .................................... 29
Display of images .............................. 27
Scrolling through images .................. 30
Structure .......................................... 26
Synchronizing ........................................ 32
T
Text annotation ...................................... 35
Thumbnail images .................................. 27
Tool cards .............................................. 44
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S
53
Index
W
Workplaces .............................................. 5
Z
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Zooming ................................................ 34
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