MyCases-a portable application for radiologic case collections
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Published on: January 11, 2018
Ferdinand Josef Kammerer1, Rolf Janka, Manuel Kramer
1Department of Radiology, University of Erlangen, Maximiliansplatz 1, 91045, Erlangen, Germany, ferdinand.kammerer@uk-erlangen.de.
Abstract:
Radiologists come across interesting patient cases almost every day. This work proposes a novel case database server for quick and easy storage of such cases including whole image series, patient data, and annotations. Cases can be added to the database by saving DICOM images into a predefined directory on the local network. The application automatically extracts patient and study data from the DICOM header and saves it in the database while images are stored as anonymized JPEG files. Users can mark their cases as private or public (visible to all users). Different data fields for annotations and categorization of a case are available. The user frontend also provides several retrieval mechanisms allowing for browsing the cases and performing different kinds of search queries. The stored series can be scrolled interactively in the form of scrollable image stacks. The project is realized as a web-based application using a portable web and database server software package (XAMPP). This makes the system very lightweight and easy to run on almost any desktop computer, even from a USB flash drive, without the need for deeper IT knowledge and administrative rights.
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