16.7 Modules

In this section you can specify the settings for particular modules (Fig. 16.4).


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Figure 16.4: Modules


To browse the detailed information about each module, select the module and click the Module info button. For some modules, special parameters are set. To do this, select the module from the Installed modules list and click the SETTINGS button.

16.7.1 Set Up Image Viewer Module

Select the Image Viewer module from the Installed modules and click the SETTINGS button. The Image viewer settings window contains four tabs with the following parameters:

  1. General tab. The following parameters are set up:

  2. Image arrangement tab. The following parameters are set up:

    These parameters can be set for a specific modality. To add a modality, click the ADD button and enter the name of the modality in the dialog that appears. To change the settings for a previously added modality, select it in the Settings for modality drop-down list. To delete the selected modality click the REMOVE button.

  3. Controllers tab. Sets up the actions associated with mouse actions.

  4. W/L settings tab. Sets up the default W/L values. If a value is not specified, the default is 0.

  5. W/L settings tab. The following parameters are set up:

16.7.2 Set Up Study List Module

Select the StudyList module from Installed modules and click the Settings button. The following parameters are set up in the Study list config window:

16.7.3 Set Up 3D Reconstruction Module

Select the 3D Reconstruction module from Installed modules and click the Settings button. The window contains two tabs with the following parameters:

  1. Render tab.

    By default, the imaging device is selected by the program automatically and is shown on the drop-down list as the Auto option. The cache memory limits that can be changed are displayed for this device. For each device on the drop-down list, the amount of memory available for caching is displayed.

    The fields for setting cache memory limits are provided with a restore recommended value button PIC . The restore recommended value button is displayed when the limit value provided is different from the recommended value. To restore the recommended value of a cache memory limit, click the PIC button in the respective field.

    PIC You cannot customize the cache memory limits for the CPU (software). The cache memory limits for this device are calculated on the basis of the values provided in the General tab (see Section 16.1).
  2. Segmentation tab. The following parameters are set up:

  3. Project tab.

  4. Reconstruction tab.

  5. UI tab. The following parameters are set up:

  6. 3D controllers tab. Sets up the actions associated with mouse actions in the Volume Reconstruction window.

  7. MPR controllers tab. Sets up the actions associated with mouse actions in the MPR, Planning of Pedicle Screw Installation and Vessel Analysis windows.

16.7.4 Set Up Vessel Analysis Module

Select the Vessel analysis module from Modules and click the Settings button. The window contains tab with the following parameters:

  1. UI tab. The following parameters are set up:

16.7.5 Set Up Network Support Module

Select the Network support module from Installed modules and click the SETTINGS button. You can specify the maximum count of connections to a PACS Server.

16.7.6 Set Up Local Storage Module

Select the Data storage module from Installed modules and click the SETTINGS button. The window contains the following parameters:

  1. the Automatic local storage cleaning option can be checked/unchecked;

  2. cleaning interval can be set.

16.7.7 Set Up "DICOM CD/DVD Creator"

Select the DICOM CD/DVD creator module from the Installed modules and click the SETTINGS button. You can specify the following parameters:

16.7.8 Set Up PET Analysis Module

Select the PET Analysis module from Installed modules and click the SETTINGS button. You can specify the following parameters:

The Common tab:

In the Controllers MIP tab you can associate tools with the mouse wheel and move operations for the MIP window, in the Controllers 2D tab you can do it for the CT and PET windows.

The settings are applied the next time you open the PET Analysis window.

To restore default values, click the DEFAULTS button.