2.31 Viewing Structured Reports

Structured reports are used for transferring and storing structured medical documents.

A structured report contains information on the patient and the study. Series of structured reports have SR modality.

To view a structured report, open an SR series (see Section 2.1).

A series is opened in a new flat image viewer tab, in a separate window (Fig. 2.89).


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Figure 2.89: Window for viewing structured reports


In the structured reports viewer window, you can choose the mode for arranging series (see Section 2.10). The automatic mode is selected by default.

At the top of the structured reports viewer window, you can see general information on the patient, the study, and the report status. In the lower part of the window, you can see structured information.

If an SR series comprises more than one document, you will see a horizontal scroll bar at the top of the window. The order of the documents depends on the names of the files containing such documents. There are several ways to switch between documents:

Structured reports cannot be edited. The data can be copied to the clipboard and then inserted in the report editor (see Chapter 18) or in any text editor. There are two ways to copy text from the structured reports viewer window to the clipboard:

There are several methods to select text in the structured reports viewer window:

To maximize the report window and restore its size, proceed as follows:

To close the window with structured reports, click the Close PIC button on the right-hand side of the window header.