CN114119988B - MR scanning data storage method, DICOM router and system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the technical field of medical data management, and particularly relates to an MR scanning data storage method, a DICOM router and a system. The storage method of the invention comprises the following steps: performing feature extraction on scanning data acquired by the MR imaging equipment; comparing the extracted features with clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base, and judging whether the scanning data is clinical scanning data or not; and inputting the scanning data into a server for storing clinical scanning data or a server for storing scientific research scanning data according to the judgment result. The storage system of the present invention includes: DICOM routers, PACS servers, and DICOM servers. The method and the system can accurately distinguish the scanning sequence and the daily diagnosis sequence of scientific research without increasing operation burden, so that the daily diagnosis work can not be interfered by the scientific research scanning work, and the method and the system have good application prospect.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of medical data management, and particularly relates to an MR scanning data storage method, a DICOM router and a system.
Background
Magnetic Resonance detection (MR) is a detection method commonly used in modern medicine. At high-end medical facilities, sophisticated MR equipment performs scientific scanning tasks in addition to scanning patients. The scanning sequence for these research purposes is complex and the number of images is numerous. If these scientific data are transmitted to the image archiving and communication system (PACS) of the medical institution, they not only occupy the storage space of the system server, but also interfere with the clinical diagnostic task.
In the prior art, in order to avoid the influence of scientific research data on clinical diagnosis, one of the most common methods is to set a special scanning scheme on the MR master station, and then direct the storage space of the scanning scheme to other digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) nodes of a non-PACS system. The storage method of the data depends on the corresponding configuration operation of an operator in each scanning, and the scanning normalization is maintained. This leads to complication of MR scanning operation and inevitably leads to an error in storing path of scanning data due to an operation error. The second method is that scientific research projects are registered separately, and when needing to check scientific research data, checking information can be selected through WORKLIST registered in scientific research; when clinical diagnostic data needs to be reviewed, these lists are systematically masked in the patient lists of a Radiology Information System (RIS) to avoid their interference with the patient diagnostic lists. However, this method requires additional registration of research projects, and research images are still mixed with PACS, wasting storage space of PACS, and still not excluding interference with daily diagnosis due to manual error.
In a word, the existing MR data storage and management method has the problem that scientific research sequences and daily diagnosis data are easy to be confused, and a simple, convenient and complete method for respectively storing and managing the scientific research sequences and the daily diagnosis data still does not exist.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a method and a system for storing MR scanning data, aiming at accurately distinguishing a scanning sequence and a daily diagnosis sequence of scientific research without increasing operation burden, so that the daily diagnosis work can not be interfered by the scientific research scanning work at all.
An MR scanning data storage method comprises the following steps:
step 1, performing feature extraction on to-be-stored scanning data acquired by MR imaging equipment;
step 2, comparing the features extracted in the step 1 with the clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base, and judging whether the scanning data in the step 1 is clinical scanning data;
step 3, under the condition that the scanned data is judged to be yes according to the judgment result of the step 2, the scanned data is simultaneously input into a server for storing clinical scanned data and a server for storing scientific research scanned data; and under the condition that the scanned data is not input, inputting the scanned data into a server for storing scientific research scanned data.
Preferably, in step 1, the feature includes at least one of an examination region, a scanning orientation, a sequence name, a sequence echo time, a sequence repetition time, or a sequence characteristic.
Preferably, in step 2, the specific method for determining whether the scan data is clinical scan data includes the following steps:
step a, carrying out standardized naming on the features extracted in the step 1;
step b, comparing the standardized names obtained in the step a with the standardized names of the clinical scanning data characteristics preset in the scanning knowledge base one by one, and judging whether the same clinical scanning data characteristics are preset in the scanning knowledge base or not; if the scanning knowledge base has the same clinical scanning data characteristics, the scanning data to be stored is clinical scanning data; otherwise, the scan data to be stored is not clinical scan data.
Preferably, in step a, the standardized names are names given based on differences in at least one of sequence weights, sequence characteristics and scan orientations of scan data obtained from different clinical scan types.
A DICOM router, comprising:
the DICOM data extraction module is used for analyzing the scanning data to be stored and extracting characteristics;
the sequence identification module is used for carrying out standardized naming on the scanning data to be stored according to the characteristic identification sequence;
and the sequence matching module is used for matching the standardized names obtained by the sequence recognition module with the standardized names of the clinical scanning data features preset in the scanning knowledge base one by one and judging whether the scanning data to be stored is the clinical scanning data.
Preferably, the feature comprises at least one of an examination site, a scan orientation, a sequence name, a sequence echo time, a sequence repetition time, or a sequence characteristic.
Preferably, the standardized nomenclature is a nomenclature given based on differences in at least one of sequence weights, sequence characteristics, and scan orientations of scan data obtained for different clinical scan types.
The invention also provides an MR scan data storage system comprising:
the DICOM router is used for judging whether the scanning data to be stored is clinical scanning data or scientific research scanning data according to the MR scanning data storage method;
the PACS server is used for storing clinical scanning data and is connected with the DICOM router through a data transmission device;
the DICOM server is used for storing clinical and scientific research scanning data and is connected with the DICOM router through a data transmission device.
Preferably, the data transmission device is selected from at least one of a data line, a data interface or a wireless communication module.
The method and the system can automatically identify whether the MR scanning data is clinical scanning data or scientific research scanning data and automatically store the clinical scanning data or the scientific research scanning data in the corresponding server. On the basis of not increasing the workload of MR equipment operators, the two data are respectively stored, the interference of scientific research scanning data on clinical diagnosis is avoided, and the method has good application prospect.
Obviously, many modifications, substitutions, and variations are possible in light of the above teachings of the invention, without departing from the basic technical spirit of the invention, as defined by the following claims.
The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the following examples. This should not be understood as limiting the scope of the above-described subject matter of the present invention to the following examples. All the technologies realized based on the above contents of the present invention belong to the scope of the present invention.
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It should be noted that, in the embodiment, the algorithm of the steps of data acquisition, transmission, storage, processing, etc. which are not specifically described, as well as the hardware structure, circuit connection, etc. which are not specifically described, can be implemented by the contents disclosed in the prior art.
Embodiment 1MR scan data storage method and system
The embodiment provides an MR scanning data storage method and system, the system is composed of a DICOM router, a PACS server and a DICOM server, wherein the DICOM router is respectively connected with the PACS server and the DICOM server through a data transmission device. The data transmission device can be realized by selecting the existing structures such as a data line, a data interface or a wireless communication module.
The DICOM router is used for judging whether scan data (DICOM data) is clinical scan data or scientific scan data, and the structure of the DICOM router comprises the following components:
the DICOM data extraction module is used for analyzing the scanning data to be stored and extracting characteristics;
the sequence identification module is used for carrying out standardized naming on the scanning data to be stored according to the characteristic identification sequence;
and the sequence matching module is used for matching the standardized names obtained by the sequence recognition module with the standardized names of the clinical scanning data features preset in the scanning knowledge base one by one and judging whether the scanning data to be stored is the clinical scanning data.
The process of storing the MR scanning data by adopting the system is as follows:
step 1, extracting characteristics of scanning data to be stored acquired by an MR imaging device, wherein the characteristics comprise an inspection part, a scanning direction, a sequence name, a sequence echo time, a sequence repetition time and a sequence characteristic.
Step 2, comparing the features extracted in the step 1 with the clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base, and judging whether the scanning data in the step 1 is clinical scanning data;
the specific method for judging whether the scanning data is clinical scanning data comprises the following steps:
step a, carrying out standardized naming on the features extracted in the step 1;
the standardized nomenclature is one given based on differences in at least one of sequence weights, sequence characteristics, and scan orientations of scan data obtained from different clinical scan types, for example, some clinically common scan types may be characterized by the following standardized nomenclature:
| sequence name | Sequence weights | Sequence characterization | Scanning orientation | Standardized nomenclature |
| t2_haste_cor_mbh | T2WI | Spin echo | Coronal position | T2WI_SE_COR |
| t2_trufi_cor_bh | T2WI | Gradient echo | Coronal position | T2WI_GRE_COR |
| ep2d_diff_0-1200 | DWI | Fast spin echo EPI | Transverse position | DWI_TRA |
| t1_vibe_fs_tra_bh | T1WI | Three-dimensional interpolation ladder echo | Transverse position | T1WI_TRA |
| t2_tse_fs_tra_mbh | T2WI | Fast spin echo | Transverse position | T2WI_TRA |
| t1_fl2d_opp-in_tra_mbh | T1WI | Spoiled gradient echo | Transverse position | OPPIN_TRA |
| MRCP-2D-t2_haste_fs_cor_p2 | T2WI | Heavy T2 spin echo | Multiple directions | MRCP |
Step b, comparing the standardized names obtained in the step a with standardized names of clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base one by one, and judging whether the same clinical scanning data features are preset in the scanning knowledge base or not; if the scanning knowledge base has the same clinical scanning data characteristics, the scanning data to be stored is clinical scanning data; otherwise, the scan data to be stored is not clinical scan data.
Step 3, according to the judgment result in the step 2, under the condition that the data is judged to be yes, the scanning data is simultaneously input into a PACS server and a DICOM server; and if the judgment result is no, inputting the scanning data into the DICOM server.
It can be seen from the above embodiments that the present invention provides a new system and method, which achieve the purpose of dividing MR scan data into clinical scan data and scientific research data, and storing the clinical data in the PACS server separately. The invention realizes the respective storage of the two data on the basis of not increasing the workload of MR equipment operators, avoids the interference of scientific research scanning data on clinical diagnosis and has good application prospect.
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1. An MR scanning data storage method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, performing feature extraction on to-be-stored scanning data acquired by an MR imaging device;
step 2, comparing the features extracted in the step 1 with the clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base, and judging whether the scanning data in the step 1 is clinical scanning data;
step 3, under the condition that the scanned data is judged to be yes according to the judgment result of the step 2, the scanned data is simultaneously input into a server for storing clinical scanned data and a server for storing scientific research scanned data; under the condition that the scanned data is judged to be not the scientific research scanned data, inputting the scanned data into a server for storing the scientific research scanned data;
in step 2, the specific method for judging whether the scanning data is clinical scanning data comprises the following steps:
step a, carrying out standardized naming on the features extracted in the step 1;
step b, comparing the standardized names obtained in the step a with standardized names of clinical scanning data features preset in a scanning knowledge base one by one, and judging whether the same clinical scanning data features are preset in the scanning knowledge base or not; if the scanning knowledge base has the same clinical scanning data characteristics, the scanning data to be stored is clinical scanning data; otherwise, the scan data to be stored is not clinical scan data.
2. The MR scan data storage method of claim 1, wherein: in step 1, the feature includes at least one of an examination part, a scanning orientation, a sequence name, a sequence echo time, a sequence repetition time, or a sequence characteristic.
3. The MR scan data storage method of claim 1, wherein: in step a, the standardized names are names given based on differences in at least one of sequence weights, sequence characteristics, and scan orientations of scan data obtained from different clinical scan types.
4. An MR scan data storage system, comprising:
the DICOM router is used for judging whether the scan data to be stored is clinical scan data or scientific research scan data;
the PACS server is used for storing clinical scanning data and is connected with the DICOM router through a data transmission device;
the DICOM server is used for storing clinical and scientific research scanning data and is connected with the DICOM router through a data transmission device;
the DICOM router comprises:
the DICOM data extraction module is used for analyzing the scanning data to be stored and extracting characteristics;
the sequence identification module is used for carrying out standardized naming on the scanning data to be stored according to the characteristic identification sequence;
and the sequence matching module is used for matching the standardized names obtained by the sequence recognition module with the standardized names of the clinical scanning data characteristics preset in the scanning knowledge base one by one and judging whether the scanning data to be stored is the clinical scanning data.
5. The MR scan data storage system of claim 4, wherein: the features include at least one of an examination region, a scan orientation, a sequence name, a sequence echo time, a sequence repetition time, or a sequence characteristic.
6. The MR scan data storage system of claim 4, wherein: the standardized designations are designations given based on differences in at least one of sequence weights, sequence characteristics, and scan orientations of scan data obtained for different clinical scan types.
7. The MR scan data storage system of claim 4 wherein: the data transmission device is selected from at least one of a data line, a data interface or a wireless communication module.
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