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Attribute Name |
Tag |
Type |
Attribute Description |
>>Modifiable Constraint |
(0082,0038) |
1C |
Whether this constraint may be encoded in a derived instance with a |
Flag |
|
|
different value. See Section C.34.9.4. |
Requirediftheconstraintmaynotbemodified,maybepresentotherwise.
Enumerated Values:
YESThe constraint may be modified.
NO The constraint may not be modified.
Attributes that might be specified here include:
•Source Reconstruction Protocol Element Number (0018,993A) of reconstructed slices that will be saved
•Source Acquisition Protocol Element Number (0018,9938) if raw data is to be stored
•Destination AE (2100,0140) where the images will be stored
C.34.13.1 Storage Protocol Elements
ACTProtocolfrequentlyspecifiesmultiplestorageprotocolelements.Forexample,thinslicesmaybetransmittedtoa3Dworkstation, while raw data is stored on a local cache and thick slices are stored to PACS for reading.
C.34.14 Performed Storage Module
This Module contains storage parameter values for a performed imaging procedure.
Table C.34.14-1. Performed Storage Module Attributes
Attribute Name |
Tag |
Type |
Attribute Description |
Storage Protocol |
(0018,9936) |
1 |
ParametervaluesforeachstorageprotocolelementintheProtocol.Theoutput |
Element Sequence |
|
|
instances of the referenced Acquisition or Reconstruction Protocol Elements |
are stored to the location specified in the Output Information Sequence. See Section C.34.13.1.
One or more Items shall be included in this Sequence.
The performing system might not support the requested storage protocol or not be configured for the desired destination.
Note
Whether to report failure of one or more of the storage protocol elements as a failure of the protocol is at the discretion of the performing system. The performing system may, additionally or as a fallback, be configured to store output objects to a default destination or retain them locally.
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