The development of an application profile for DICOM waveforms in the cathlab

DICOM is now widely, accepted and used as a standard for exchange of medical images acquired e.g. during cardiac catheterization. To be able to store and display images together with waveforms (ECG, pressure) recorded simultaneously, a new supplement to the DICOM standard has been proposed for stora...

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Main Authors: Becker, T., Van Der Velde, E.T., Baljon, M., De Steur, G., Gerritsen, M.G.J.M., Meij, S.
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Biomedical imaging
Catheterization
DICOM
Digital images
Displays
Electrocardiography
Hemodynamics
Image storage
System testing
X-ray imaging
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description DICOM is now widely, accepted and used as a standard for exchange of medical images acquired e.g. during cardiac catheterization. To be able to store and display images together with waveforms (ECG, pressure) recorded simultaneously, a new supplement to the DICOM standard has been proposed for storage and exchange of waveforms. The next step is the definition of how DICOM-waveforms capabilities should be implemented in the cathlab environment. To obtain this goal, under the supervision of the ESC Committee on Digital Imaging, a Media Storage Application Profile, as described in DICOM Part II, is defined. It contains a detailed description of how the time synchronization should be accomplished. For this, a two-step approach is proposed. Possible solutions are tested in cooperation with the hemodynamic and X-ray system vendors.
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