I don't have any significant improvements to suggest for this tool Amicas did it right. The other systems we use either don't have this tool at all, or have a such a poorly-designed version that using it would take 10 minutes therefore, we don't. (This is actually an unusually deep level of adjustment access for Amicas tools, by the way, and the initial set-up will probably be adequate for the vast majority of users.) If the spine study is properly named(cervical, thoracic or lumbar), the labeling tool automatically starts at the level you choose. Now this is really neat: "Preferences" lets you set up a degree of automation. This whole process literally takes 5 seconds.Ī drop-down menu gives several options with further control available from the labeling dialogue: The magic of this is that 3D information within the DICOM header is utilized to deploy labels in the axial plane: Then you point to the middle of L5 and click.and so on until the spine is labeled. You click the button on the menu bar, and then point at the middle of S1 and click. This is the way it should be, simple, intuitive, quick, and effective. Hands-down, my favorite incarnation of this tool comes from Amicas.
By the way, here is my stylized icon which I will be glad to sell to any interested PACS company for a really reasonable price: Let's start with the spine labeling tool. At least this gives me material for the forseable future! I'll try to describe the versions of the tool I use, with my (biased) evaluations and suggestions for improvement.
#Label the spine series
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