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TSGiView is an ophthalmology software package that allows users to import exams from various acquisition modalities, display the exams, and store outputs in DICOM formats. It implements IHE Eye Care Advanced and Basic Workflows and integrates with EHRs and billing through standard messages. The software provides a platform-neutral way to interface with legacy devices, DICOM-enabled devices, and image archives through DICOM and HL7 standards.
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TSGiView Challenge Presentation
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- 2. TSGiView in Workflow TSGiView Print Converter Box Workstation 1 Legacy Device(Humphrey) . TSG AMI . . . . . Query / Retrieve exams Store Exam Result Print Workstation N DICOM Image TSG AMI Legacy Device(OCT) Archive . . EMR DICOM Enabled Fundus Camera . . Billing
- 3. Ophthalmic Devices Interfaced All legacy devices Outputs ‘printed’ as DICOM encapsulated PDF • Networkable devices ‘print’ directly (OCT) • Non-networkable devices ‘print’ through TSG converter hardware (Humphery VFA) TSG Convertor • ‘View only’ devices are required to ‘print’ user created report (tonometer) All DICOM enabled devices IHE advanced or basic workflow capabilities Results are archived as standard DICOM IODs Interoperable for storage, retrieval & display
- 4. DFT message for billing interface Device parameters (legacy) IP address at interface workstation Separate workstation for each device Patient demographics Selected patient from DICOM Archive Performed procedure For legacy devices Automatic for single procedure devices Selection for multi-procedure devices For DICOM devices Procedure selection Support for MPPS Login user & Date
- 5. Visualizing Exams Query / Retrieve from Image Archive Arranged by date, by type Side by side display On any Workstation Continuously evolving tools for integration with EMRs DICOM Enabled Device Legacy Devices • DICOM Images • DICOM Encapsulated PDF – with full functionality – As formatted by device – Windowing – Limited functionality – Brightness / Contrast – Images extracted for display – Color, Zoom, Pan, etc for some devices • DICOM Measurement objects