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DICOM PS3.3 2020a - Information Object Definitions |
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Attribute Name |
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Attribute Description |
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>Filter Material |
(0018,7050) |
1 |
The X-Ray absorbing material used in the filter. May be multi-valued. |
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See Attribute Description in Section C.8.7.10 for Defined Terms. |
>Filter Thickness Minimum |
(0018,7052) |
3 |
See Attribute Description in Section C.8.7.10. |
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>FilterThicknessMaximum |
(0018,7054) |
3 |
See Attribute Description in Section C.8.7.10. |
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>Filter Beam Path Length |
(0018,7056) |
3 |
See Attribute Description in Section C.8.7.10. |
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Minimum |
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>Filter Beam Path Length |
(0018,7058) |
3 |
See Attribute Description in Section C.8.7.10. |
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Maximum |
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>Compression Force |
(0018,11A2) |
1 |
The compression force applied to the body part during exposure, |
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measured in Newtons. |
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>Compression Pressure |
(0018,11A3) |
3 |
The average compression pressure applied to the body part during |
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exposure, calculated in kPa. |
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>CompressionContactArea |
(0018,11A5) |
3 |
The area of the body part to which compression has been applied |
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during exposure, measured in mm2. |
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Note |
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Area information is useful in addition to the Compression |
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Pressure (0018,11A3) and Compression Force (0018,11A2) |
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in the event that unusual values are encountered. |
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>Paddle Description |
(0018,11A4) |
1 |
Description of the compression paddle, if compression was applied |
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to the body part during exposure. |
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>Per Projection Acquisition |
(0018,9538) |
1 |
Sequence containing detailed acquisition context of each individual |
Sequence |
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projection used in this acquisition context. |
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One or more Items shall be included in this Sequence. |
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>>Include Table C.8.21.3.1.2-1 “X-Ray 3D General Per |
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Projection Acquisition Macro Attributes” |
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>>Positioner Primary Angle |
(0018,1510) |
1 |
Signed position in degrees of the X-Ray beam vector in the coronal |
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anatomical plane as if the patient were standing facing the equipment |
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where vertical is zero. |
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>>Positioner Primary Angle |
(0018,9559) |
3 |
The interpretation of the sign of the Positioner Primary Angle |
Direction |
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(0018,1510). |
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Enumerated Values: |
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CWClockwise. Positioner Primary Angle movement is positive when |
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movement is from vertical to the patient's right (with patient |
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standing, facing equipment). |
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CCCounter clockwise. Positioner Primary Angle is positive when |
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movement is from vertical to the patient's left (with patient |
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standing, facing the equipment). |
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See Section C.8.31.2.1. |
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>>Positioner Secondary |
(0018,1511) |
1C |
PositionindegreesoftheX-Raybeamvectorinthesagittalanatomical |
Angle |
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plane as if the patient were standing where movement of the X-Ray |
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source from anterior to posterior is positive, and vertical is zero. |
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Required if secondary positioner was used during acquisition. |
>>Exposure Time in ms |
(0018,9328) |
1 |
Duration of X-Ray exposure in milliseconds. See Section C.8.7.2.1.1. |
>>Exposure in mAs |
(0018,9332) |
1 |
Theexposureexpressedinmilliampereseconds,forexamplecalculated |
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from Exposure Time and X-Ray Tube Current. |
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