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The Diagnostic Desktop is a single point of entry for all information, image viewing, and speech recognition features related to medical imaging.
The Diagnostic Desktop offers advanced workflow management to streamline the process of reading, viewing, reporting, and signing off studies.
Managing work
All work in the Diagnostic Desktop is managed through the List area. In the List area, you can manage work through customized lists based on workflow and individual preferences. The lists are divided into groups that contain:
- All "to do" items, or tasks to be completed, including reading and signoff tasks
- Items you are waiting on from others, such as a report waiting to be transcribed before signoff
- Tasks you have started but not yet completed
- All the studies associated with the tasks you want to complete (tasks can exist without images being associated with them)
- Specialized items for activities you have defined, such as Conference Papers, Teaching Examples, and so on
Reporting
In the Text area, you can:
- Display and review the associated study information, including study comments and voice clips
- Review study information and reports for comparison studies that are relevant to the study or studies being reported
- Dictate, edit, and sign off reports
Viewing images
In the Image area, studies are presented in commonly used hanging protocols for easier comparison and review of study images. In the Image area, you can:
- Transform images with standard imaging tools, such as window level and magnify, but with quick access via hot regions directly on the image
- Manage large-volume studies with built-in advanced imaging tools
- Compare the active study with relevant comparison studies simply by selecting a different hanging protocol or starting comparison mode from the Text area
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