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Published on: March 12, 2012
[The PACS concept of the University of Regensburg]
R Fründ1, J Techert, M Strotzer
1Institut für Röntgendiagnostik des Klinikums, Universität Regensburg. ruediger.fruend@klinik uni-regensburg.de
Aim:
Planning a PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) with the aim of a filmless hospital. The service for the referring physicians should be optimised.
Methods:
Statistical analysis of data from the RIS (Radiological Information System), customer survey, workflow analysis and cost effectiveness analysis was the basis for planning the PACS.
Results:
The calculated data quantity of the institute is 6.2 gigabyte per day or 1.7 terabyte per year. The referring physicians wanted to have the examination in 93% of the cases on the same day. For 53% of the cases remote studies were necessary for reading. Only 2.3% of these pictures were older than two years. The organisation of the department makes it necessary to have access to the examination of all modalities from each diagnosis workstation.
Conclusions:
Due to specific attributes of the institute, a fast nearline archive, a clustering of the diagnosis workstations and a DiCOM based picture distribution were planned.
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