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E.8 Annexes​

E.8.1 IOD Contents​

E.8.1.1 Created IOD Instance(s)​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT creates the following IOD types of instances: Image Boxes, Annotation Boxes,​ Print Jobs, Printer, and Printer Configuration.​

The attributes of the created IODs are described in the SOP Specific Conformance, Section E.4.2.1.4.1.3.​

E.8.1.2 Usage of Attributes From Received IODs​

TheusageofattributesreceivedintheIODssentbythePrintSCUisdescribedintheSOPSpecificConformance,SectionE.4.2.1.4.1.3.​

E.8.1.3 Attribute Mapping​

The following table is a mapping table of attributes that can be set by different Print IODs. If more then one IOD is setting the same​ element, then the value will be over-written by the IOD's value in the order from left to right, such that the Printer Configuration (PC)​ specific element values (as described in the mapping table #45) is in lowest order might be overwritten by any other IOD.​

Table E.8.1-1. Print Server Attribute Mapping​

Attribute Name​

Tag​

PC​

FS​

FB​

IB​ PI​

PJ​

Print Priority​

(2000,0020)​

 

X​

 

 

X​

Medium Type​

(2000,0030)​

X​

X​

 

 

 

Image Display Format​

(2010,0010)​

X​

 

X​

X​

 

Film Orientation​

(2010,0040)​

X​

 

X​

 

 

Film Size ID​

(2010,0050)​

X​

 

X​

 

 

Magnification Type​

(2010,0060)​

 

 

X​

X​

 

Smoothing Type​

(2010,0080)​

 

 

X​

X​

 

Min Density​

(2010,0120)​

X​

 

X​

 

 

Max Density​

(2010,0130)​

X​

 

X​

 

 

Configuration Information​

(2010,0150)​

 

 

X​

X​

 

Printer Name​

(2110,0030)​

 

 

 

X​

X​

Print Management IODs Abbreviations​

PC - Printer Configuration​

FS - Film Session​

FB - Film Box​

IB - Image Box​

PI - Printer Information​

PJ - Print Job​

The IODs in the above table are in the order from Left to Right over-writing values that are already set by previous IODs. For Example:​ the Print Priority element can be set by both the Film Session and the Print Job, however if both IODs are setting this values then the​ Print Job Print Priority value will over write the Film Session Print Priority value.​

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E.8.1.4 Coerced/Modified Fields​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT AE will truncate attribute values received from the Print Composer (SCU) if the​ value length is longer than the maximum length permitted by the attribute VR.​

E.8.2 Data Dictionary of Private Attributes​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT AE System reserves private attribute values in group 2001. The private attributes​ added to created SOP instances are listed in the following table:​

Table E.8.2-1. Data Dictionary of Private Attributes​

Tag​

Attribute Name​

VR​

VM​ Attribute Description​

(2001,00xx)​

Private creator​

 

 

PRINT SERVER_2001​

(2001,xx00)​

Sheets Left​

IS​

1​

Number of sheets left in the film magazine.​

(2001,xx70)​

Image Tone Adjustment​

LO​

1​

Specify tone scaling for the image​

E.8.3 Coded Terminology and Templates​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT is not using any Codes (SNOMED) or Controlled Terminology, such as the use of​ the DICOM Content Mapping Resource (DCMR).​

E.8.4 Grayscale Image Consistency​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT AE supports the Grayscale Standard Display Function (GSDF) as described in​ PS3.14, for the Printer Calibration and Hardcopy Image Consistency.​

E.8.5 Standard Extended / Specialized / Private SOP Classes​

E.8.5.1 Standard Extended Basic Film Session SOP Class​

The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT is making the following extensions to DICOM SOP Classes:​

SOP Class: Basic Film Session SOP​

Attribute: Film Destination (2000,0040)​

Extensions value: CURRENT​

This extension allows the SCU to print on the destination currently configured at the printer.​

SOP Class: Basic Film Session SOP​

Attribute: Medium Type (2000,2000)​

Extensions: CURRENT​

This extension allows images to be printed on whatever media type is currently loaded in the printer.​

Note that if Medium Type is specified, and a media type other than that requested is installed, then the EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-​ MANAGEMENT will return success (0x0) and will either queue the print job until the correct media type is installed, or print on the​ media currently installed, based on the EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT configuration. Specifying the Media Type to​ CURRENT will ensure that the print job will always be printed.​

If Medium Type is not specified, then the default CURRENT will be used, allowing images to always be printed.​

E.8.5.2 Standard Extended Basic Film Box SOP Class​

SOP Class: Basic Film Box SOP​

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Attribute: Film Size (2010,2010)​

Extensions: CURRENT​

This extension allows images to be printed on whatever film size is currently loaded in the printer.​

Note that if Film Size is specified, and a size other than that requested is installed, the EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT​ willreturnsuccess(0x0),andwilleitherqueuetheprintjobuntilthecorrectsizedfilmisinstalledorprintonthemediacurrentlyinstalled,​ based on the EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT configuration. Specifying the Film Size to CURRENT will ensure that the​ print job will always be printed.​

If Film Size is not specified, then the default CURRENT will be used, allowing images to always be printed.​

E.8.5.3 Standard Extended Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP Class​

SOP Class: Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP​

Attribute: Bits Stored (0028,0028)​

Extensions: 8-16 bits stored are supported.​

DICOM only specifies 8 and 12 for number of bits stored. The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-MANAGEMENT supports the number of​ bits stored to be from 8 through 16 bits.​

SOP Class: Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP​

Attribute: High Bit (0028,0028)​

Extensions: High Bit positions 7 - 15 are supported.​

DICOM specifies that the high bit must be the 7th or 11th bit (for 8 or 12 bits stored, respectively). The EXAMPLE-PRINT-SERVER-​ MANAGEMENT supports the high bit to be the number of bits stored minus one. For example, if the number of bits stored is 13, the​ high bit is 12.​

E.8.6 Private Transfer Syntaxes​

No Private Transfer Syntaxes is supported.​

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F DICOM Conformance Statement​

Query-Retrieve-Server (Informative)​

Disclaimer:​

This document is an example DICOM Conformance Statement for a fictional device called EXAMPLE-QUERY-RETRIEVE-SERVER,​ which is a self-contained networked computer system used for archiving diagnostic medical images.​

As stated in the annex title, this document is truly informative, and not normative. A conformance statement of an actual product might​ implement additional services and options as appropriate for its specific purpose. In addition, an actual product might implement the​ servicesdescribedinadifferentmannerand,forexample,withdifferentcharacteristicsand/orsequencingofactivities.Inotherwords,​ this conformance statement example does not intend to standardize a particular manner that a product might implement DICOM​ functionality.​

F.0 Cover Page​

Company Name: EXAMPLE-ARCHIVING-PRODUCTS.​

Product Name: SAMPLE QUERY-RETRIEVE-SERVER​

Version: 1.0-rev. A.1​

Internal document number: 4226-xxx-yyy-zzz rev 1​

Date: YYYYMMDD​

F.1 Conformance Statement Overview​

The EXAMPLE-QUERY-RETRIEVE-SERVER is a self-contained networked computer system used for archiving diagnostic medical​ images. It allows external systems to send images to it for permanent storage, retrieve information about such images, and retrieve​ the images themselves. The system conforms to the DICOM standard to allow the sharing of medical information with other digital​ imaging systems.​

Table F.1-1. Network Services​

SOP Classes​

User of Service (SCU)​

Provider of Service (SCP)​

Transfer​

 

 

US Image Storage (Retired)​

Yes​

Yes​

US Image Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

US Multi-frame Storage (Retired)​

Yes​

Yes​

US Multi-frame Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

Computed Radiography Image Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

CT Image Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

MR Image Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

Secondary Capture Image Storage​

Yes​

Yes​

Storage Commitment​

 

 

Storage Commitment Push Model​

No​

Yes​

Query/Retrieve​

 

 

Patient Root Q/R - FIND​

No​

Yes​

Patient Root Q/R - MOVE​

No​

Yes​

Study Root Q/R - FIND​

No​

Yes​

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