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MR Solutions 3T & 7T MRI

For ICT configuration, see: https://sydneyuni.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/RC/pages/789577914

For the Upload Tool Config, see: https://bitbucket.org/radiologics/sydney_upload_scripts/src/master/

 

[Series ID] should be used for matching files.

The Project field should filled with the XNAT shortcode (EZBooking Project ID) and the Subject field will be filled with the project name.

 (Note: For the new project created through DashR, the XNAT shortcode should be at least 3 digits/characters and less than 20 digits/characters. If less than 3 digits, zeros should be added at the beginning. For example, XNAT shortcode 044 for EZBooking Project ID 44)

 

Metadata

Instrument Source

Logic

Config Source

XNAT Destination

Instrument Source

Logic

Config Source

XNAT Destination

(0010,0010)

[Project]:*

-

[Project]

(0010,0010)

*:[Subject]

-

[Subject]

(0008,0020)

[YYYYMMDD]

 

[Session]

(0008,0050)

[Subject Accession Number]

-

 

-

-

3T: 10.25910/5cf9e65ffa8c4

7T: 10.25910/5cf9f821b4c94

[IID] TBD

-

-

TBD

[QCPID] TBD

TBC

-

-

Date

Timestamp (0008,0032) TBC

-

-

Time

Acquisition Duration (0018,9073)

-

-

TBD

Protocol Name (0018,1030)/Sequence Name (0018,0024)

-

-

TBD

-

-

-

Operator

(0008,1010) Station Name

-

-

Scanner Name

(0008,1090) Manufacturer’s Model Name

-

-

Scanner Type

-

-

Sydney Imaging

Acquisition Site

 

 

Data

Original Structure

Note

XNAT Structure

XNAT File Type

Original Structure

Note

XNAT Structure

XNAT File Type

D:\smis\dev\Data\[Subject ID]\DICOM\[Series]\[1]\“[Series]_[ScanX]”

DICOM

\Session\[Series]\

DICOM

D:\smis\dev\Data\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\[1]\”[Series]_[ScanX]“  

SUR

\Session\[Series]\

SUR

D:\smis\dev\Data\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\“patient[Subject ID]_scan[Series]”

PET (log)

 

 

D:\smis\dev\Data\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\[Reconstruction]\”[Series]_stuff”

PET (Reconstructed) 

 

 

D:\smis\dev\Data\[Subject ID]\Spectroscopy\[Series]\”[Series]_0” 

Spectroscopy

\Session\[Series]\

MRD, SPR

D:\smis\dev\MRD\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\”[Series]_0”

D:\smis\dev\MRD\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\”[Series]_0_o”

D:\smis\dev\MRD\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\”btable.txt”

D:\smis\dev\MRD\[Subject ID]\Image\[Series]\”rtable.txt”

MRD, RPR, rtv

\Session\[Series]\

MRD, RPR

MRD, RPR

btable

rtable

D:\smis\dev\PetRaw\[Subject ID]\[Series]\”pet_[Series]”    

PET (RAW)