ArticleInternational journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery2014
AneuSearch: a software prototype for intracranial aneurysm searching and clinical decision support.
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- Integrating computational fluid dynamics data into medical image visualization workflows via DICOM.International journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery · 2022Article
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purposeClinical decisions for treating intracranial aneurysms (IA) require integrating information in various forms and from multiple sources. We aim to establish a framework namely AneuSearch to integrate relevant information in IA management and also allow for efficient IA searching based on carefully designed criteria.
methodsThe backbone of AneuSearch is an open-source three-tier DICOM image management system called DCM4Chee, which is a Java implementation for PACS. A supplementary database (AneuSearchDB) was developed to contain morphological features, hemodynamic and histological data. The relational tables in AneuSearchDB correspond to the most fundamental questions raised by neurosurgeons during IA treatment. The system was developed through collaborations between bioengineers and neurosurgeons.
resultsThe prototype software has been deployed to computers in a Mianyang Central Hospital in China. Currently, the system contains the data of 105 IA patients, seven hemodynamic simulation results and nine histological section images. This system was queried as per given criteria and can also provide blood flow data after running an external computational fluid dynamics software.
conclusionsThe prototype software provides a novel tool to IA management. Future works include incorporating IA treatment criteria in IA rupture risk assessment.
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