A framework for integration of heterogeneous medical imaging networks.

The open medical informatics journal Pub Date : 2014-09-16 eCollection Date: 2014-01-01 DOI:10.2174/1874431101408010020
Carlos Viana-Ferreira, Luís S Ribeiro, Carlos Costa
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Medical imaging is increasing its importance in matters of medical diagnosis and in treatment support. Much is due to computers that have revolutionized medical imaging not only in acquisition process but also in the way it is visualized, stored, exchanged and managed. Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) is an example of how medical imaging takes advantage of computers. To solve problems of interoperability of PACS and medical imaging equipment, the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) standard was defined and widely implemented in current solutions. More recently, the need to exchange medical data between distinct institutions resulted in Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) initiative that contains a content profile especially conceived for medical imaging exchange: Cross Enterprise Document Sharing for imaging (XDS-i). Moreover, due to application requirements, many solutions developed private networks to support their services. For instance, some applications support enhanced query and retrieve over DICOM objects metadata. This paper proposes anintegration framework to medical imaging networks that provides protocols interoperability and data federation services. It is an extensible plugin system that supports standard approaches (DICOM and XDS-I), but is also capable of supporting private protocols. The framework is being used in the Dicoogle Open Source PACS.

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异构医学影像网络集成框架。
医学影像在医学诊断和治疗支持方面的重要性日益增加。这在很大程度上要归功于计算机,它不仅在采集过程中,而且在可视化、存储、交换和管理的方式上,都彻底改变了医学成像。图像存档和通信系统(PACS)是医学成像如何利用计算机的一个例子。为了解决PACS与医疗成像设备的互操作性问题,定义了医学数字成像和通信(DICOM)标准,并在现有解决方案中广泛实施。最近,由于需要在不同的机构之间交换医疗数据,因此集成了医疗保健企业(IHE)计划,该计划包含一个专门为医疗成像交换构想的内容概要文件:用于成像的跨企业文档共享(XDS-i)。此外,由于应用程序的需求,许多解决方案开发了专用网络来支持其服务。例如,一些应用程序支持对DICOM对象元数据的增强查询和检索。提出了一种医学成像网络集成框架,提供协议互操作性和数据联合服务。它是一个可扩展的插件系统,支持标准方法(DICOM和XDS-I),但也能够支持私有协议。该框架被用于google开源PACS。
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