Navigation
Select the exam, series, or specific image to work on using the Navigation
column.
Fast Navigation
There are several tools for navigating quickly through images.
Cine
mode speed can be set to view the images in a sequential order, forwards or backwards.Image Render Settings
can be accessed on the toolbar. Disable theUse Rendered Image
toggle to use low resolution versions of the images for scrolling. The full resolution will then load when you stop scrolling. Activating this setting may lead to higher performance.- An image can be selected directly from the
Image
button in theNavigation
column. - Scroll images by holding Right/Left arrows
- Navigation
Keyboard Shortcuts
can be used to skip ahead several images at once or go directly to the first or last image - Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate between panels in a multipanel view
Filter Data
Filter by Annotated or Not Annotated
Choose cases that are annotated or not annotated by any reader or just by you.
Filter and Hide Labels
Labels can also be filtered using AND
, OR
and NOT
filters to only navigate exams having those annotations. More details can be found in the Labels section.
Viewing
Default hierarchical View
By default data is displayed in a hierarchical manner following the Study -> Series -> Instance paradigm for controlled navigation. You can customize and sort the resources as required.
Customize DICOM display
Administrators can toggle DICOM fields on or off in the Image
navigation field
Sort Exams
Exams can be sorted by Patient ID
, Patient Name
, Study Date/Time
, Study Description
, or Randomize
. By default the exams are sorted by Patient ID.
Sort Series
Series can be sorted by Series Number
, Series Description
, # Images
, Modality
, Body Part
or Plane
. Sorting by Plane
is handy for CT or MR studies with many series. By default the series are sorted by Series Number.
Sort Images
Images can be sorted by Instance Number
or Patient Position
in either Ascending
or Descending
order. By default the images are sorted by Instance Number.
Global Thumbnail View
You can view images as thumbnails by selecting the Global Thumbnal
view from Data View
in the Navigation
column. You can choose the display level as exam, series, or image.
You can select multiple exam, series, or images (depending on the scope initially chosen) and apply global labels to several components at once.
Example with several series selected to which the same label can be applied simulatensously.