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How to Use the Case Viewer to Best Evaluate the Images in this Course

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So to get oriented, all of our images are down here,

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as you would expect, those that have a number

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or a tomo sequence with multiple slices.

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These here are a still or composite image.

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So first, just to get your images hung correctly.

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If you like the side by side, you can click this two series

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and hang things according to your preference.

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So here's a bilateral CC view,

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and then to get rid of these images, just click this icon.

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From here, we have a lot of options in our home tab.

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So we can window,

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we can invert, we can get rid

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of our identifiers,

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we can put arrows down, we can measure things,

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We Can erase,

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and we can restore the images back to their original form.

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With this button. The markup tab has more detailed

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graphical annotation tools.

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Occasionally, some

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of the cases will have a flipped or inverted image.

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Just go up here to flip or rotate

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and click the rotate button

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or the invert button accordingly.

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Last, I'm gonna show you how to do a tomo.

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So if you wanted to pull up a tomo here

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and scroll through it, just make sure that you go back

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to the home and have the pointer selected,

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which will allow you to scroll through the image.

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Lastly, a few cases will ask you

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where the finding is best visualized and on what frame.

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In order to see that information,

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just make sure you have this identifier,

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demographic toggled, and you can see the frame here.

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So here we are on frame 18.

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Okay, well, that's everything you

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need to know to get started.

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Don't hesitate to send us an email if you have additional

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questions and enjoy the course.

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Faculty

Jordana Phillips, MD

Division Chief of Breast Imaging, Boston Medical Center

Boston Medical Center

Olena Weaver, MD

Associate Professor

Department of Breast Imaging, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Tags

Oncologic Imaging

Neoplastic

Mammography

Diagnosis & Staging

Breast