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A.59.4.1 Enhanced US Volume Functional Group Macros Content Constraints
A.59.4.1.1 US Image Description Macro
The value of Volumetric Properties (0008,9206) shall be VOLUME. The value of Volume Based Calculation Technique (0008,9207) shall be NONE.
A.59.4.1.2 Plane Position (Volume) and Plane Orientation (Volume) Macros
Image Position (Volume) (0020,9301) first value (X) shall be zero and second value (Y) shall be zero. Image Orientation (Volume) (0020,9302) values shall be 1\0\0\0\1\0. This ensures that the origins of each frame lies on the Volume Frame of Reference ZV axis, the rows of each frame are parallel to the Volume Frame of Reference XV axis, and the columns of each frame are parallel to the Volume Frame of Reference YV axis.
Adjacent planes in the volume shall be equally spaced in the Z direction.
Note
1.Morethanoneframemaybeencodedforthesameplane,forexample,withadifferenttemporalorcardiaccycleposition.
2.FrameswiththesamevalueofImagePosition(Volume)(0020,9301)willalsohavethesamesecondvalueofDimension Index Value (the spatial position Dimension); See Section C.8.24.3.3.
3.When Ultrasound Acquisition Geometry (0020,9307) has a value of PATIENT, the Plane Position (Patient) and Plane Orientation (Patient) Functional Group Macros will be present. They may contain Attributes with identical values to the corresponding Attributes in the Plane Position (Volume) and Plane Orientation (Volume) Functional Group Macros if theframesaretransverseandtheoriginofthePatient-BasedCoordinateSystemandthevolumecoincide(i.e.,toremain compliant with the first paragraph of this section, which constrains the origin and orientation of the Volume Frame of Reference.
A.60 Ophthalmic Refractive Measurements Information Object Definitions
The following IODs specify Module use for storage of the measurements from ophthalmic refractive instruments. These instruments address the power of a lens or of a Patient's eye to bend light. There are many ophthalmic refractive instruments used to create this type of information. Some examples include Lensometers, Keratometers, Autorefractors, etc. An Ophthalmic Measurements SOP Instance is related to a single Series within a single Study.
A.60.1 Lensometry Measurements IOD
A.60.1.1 Lensometry Measurements IOD Description
The Lensometry Measurements IOD is used to capture the refractive measurements by a lensometer of spectacles.
A.60.1.2 Lensometry Measurements IOD Entity-Relationship Model
This IOD uses the E-R Model in Section A.1.2, with only the Measurements IE below the Series IE.
A.60.1.3 Lensometry Measurements IOD Module Table
Table A.60.1-1 specifies the Modules of the Lensometry Measurements IOD.
Table A.60.1-1. Lensometry Measurements IOD Modules
IE |
Module |
Reference |
Usage |
Patient |
Patient |
C.7.1.1 |
M |
|
Clinical Trial Subject |
C.7.1.3 |
U |
Study |
General Study |
C.7.2.1 |
M |
|
Patient Study |
C.7.2.2 |
U |