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[Difficulties and Countermeasures for Ortho Process Optimization in DR System].
1Siemens Shanghai Medical Equipment Ltd., Shanghai, 201318.
Summary
Optimizing the workflow for creating Ortho images improves diagnostic efficiency and patient comfort. This study details workflow enhancements for digital radiography (DR) systems to achieve better image stitching quality.
Area of Science:
- Medical Imaging
- Radiography
- Diagnostic Imaging
Context:
- Ortho imaging is crucial for diagnosing spinal and leg lesions.
- Current methods are complex, time-consuming, and yield suboptimal stitching results.
- Inefficiency impacts operator workload and patient experience.
Purpose:
- To optimize the workflow for creating Ortho images.
- To enhance efficiency and image quality in digital radiography (DR) systems.
- To provide a reference for implementing Ortho imaging functions.
Summary:
- This paper details the background and workflow of Ortho image creation.
- It elaborates on optimization solutions, challenges, and countermeasures.
- The focus is on improving the Ortho imaging process in DR systems.
Impact:
- Reduced operator workload and improved work efficiency.
- Enhanced patient comfort during the imaging process.
- Ensured higher quality of stitched Ortho images for clinical diagnosis.
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