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DICOM WG 24

DICOM WG 24. November 28 th , 2007 Topic: Update on Supplements 131, 132 and 134. Supplement 132 “Surface Segmentation”. Supplement 132 was presented to WG 06 (Base Standard) in October 2007 in two sessions. Major edits resulted from the discussions.

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DICOM WG 24

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  1. DICOM WG 24 November 28th, 2007 Topic: Update on Supplements 131, 132 and 134

  2. Supplement 132 “Surface Segmentation” • Supplement 132 was presented to WG 06 (Base Standard) in October 2007 in two sessions. • Major edits resulted from the discussions. • There was no official vote yet about entering Public Comment Phase, but it is expected soon. • Test implementation was successful.

  3. Supplement 131 “Implant Templates” • Supplement 131 describes 2D and 3D templates used for implant planning, currently focusing on rigid implants. • Basic concepts are currently being developed for • Classification of implants • Description of implant components • Description of component assembly • Registration with anatomical landmarks in patient images. • A workshop is planned for March 3rd 2008 in San Francisco to discuss requirements and approaches with vendors and users from Orthopedic surgery.

  4. Supplement 134 “Implantation Plan SR Document” • Closely connected to Supplement 131, supplement 143 describes the usage of Structures Reports for the description of implant planning results. • Supplement 134 is in a very early stage. • All kinds of input are highly appreciated – of course not only for supp. 134! • Supplement 134 will also be discussed in San Francisco in March 2008.

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