| INPUT PARAMETER |
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- IDTYPE
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- REQUIRED: YES
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 1
- DESCRIPTION:
"DFN"or "ICN"
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- ID
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- REQUIRED: YES
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 2
- DESCRIPTION:
Patient ID
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- IMGLESS
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- REQUIRED: NO
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 3
- DESCRIPTION:
flag to speed up queries: if=1 (true), just get study-level data
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- FLAGS
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- REQUIRED: NO
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 4
- DESCRIPTION:
for feature use
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- FROMDATE
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 5
- DESCRIPTION:
Beginning of the date range for image selection. Date can be in internal
range are included in the search. For example, in order to search images
for May 21, 2008, the internal value of both parameters should be 3080521.
or external FileMan format. If the parameter is not defined or empty, then
the date range remains open on this side.
Depending on the value of the FLAGS parameter, the date range filter is
applied either to the exam/procedure dates (PROCEDURE/EXAM DATE/TIME field
(15)) or image capture dates (DATE/TIME IMAGE SAVED field (7)).
Time parts of date range parameters are ignored and both ends of the date
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- TODATE
- PARAMETER TYPE: LITERAL
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 6
- DESCRIPTION:
End of the date range for image selection. Dates can be in internal or
range are included in the search. For example, in order to search images
for May 21, 2008, the internal value of both parameters should be 3080521.
external FileMan format. If the parameter is not defined or empty, then
the date range remains open on this side.
Depending on the value of the FLAGS parameter, the date range filter is
applied either to the exam/procedure dates (PROCEDURE/EXAM DATE/TIME field
(15)) or image capture dates (DATE/TIME IMAGE SAVED field (7)).
Time parts of date range parameters are ignored and both ends of the date
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- MISCPRMS
- PARAMETER TYPE: LIST
- SEQUENCE NUMBER: 7
- DESCRIPTION:
Items of this list define various filter parameters. Each item has 3 or
The following filter parameters are supported by this remote procedure:
CAPTAPP^^{Name or Code}^{Name or Code}^...
Internal or external values of the CAPTURE APPLICATION
field (8.1) of the file #2005.
GDESC^^{Text}
Text that should be present in the SHORT DESCRIPTION
field (10) of the IMAGE file (#2005). The comparison
is case-insensitive.
more pieces separated by '^':
IDFN^^{DFN}
Patient IEN (DFN). If this parameter is not defined, all
patients' images are considered.
ISTAT^^{Name or Code}^{Name or Code}^...
Internal or external values of the STATUS field (113)
of the file #2005. 0 (zero) code selects image records
with empty STATUS field.
IXCLASS^^{Name or IEN}^{Name or IEN}^...
Image class names or IENs (see the CLASS INDEX field (41)
of the file #2005 for details).
IXORIGIN^^{Name or Code}^{Name or Code}^...
Internal or external values of the ORIGIN INDEX field (45)
of the file #2005.
IXPKG^^{Name or Code}^{Name or Code}^...
Internal or external values of the PACKAGE INDEX field (40)
^01: Parameter name
of the file #2005.
IXPROC^^{Name or IEN}^{Name or IEN}^...
Procedure/Event names or IENs (see the PROC/EVENT INDEX
field (43) of the file #2005 for details).
IXSPEC^^{Name or IEN}^{Name or IEN}^...
Specialty/SubSpecialty names or IENs (see the SPEC/SUBSPEC
INDEX field (44) of the file #2005 for details).
^02: Index (for multiples and word-processing values)
IXTYPE^^{Name or IEN}^{Name or IEN}^...
Image type names or IENs (see the TYPE INDEX field (42) of
the file #2005 for details).
SAVEDBY^^{DUZ}
If this parameter is defined, then only those images that were
captured by this user (see the IMAGE SAVE BY field (8) of the
file #2005 for details) are considered.
SENSIMG^^{Name or Code}^{Name or Code}^...
^03: Value1
Internal or external values of the CONTROLLED IMAGE field (112)
of the file #2005.
For pointer type parameters, pure numeric values are always treated as
internal entry numbers (IEN).
Parameters can be added to the list in any order. See comments preceding
the GETIMGS^MAGSIXG1 for more details.
Example:
^04: Value2
with RPCBroker.Param[4] do
begin
PType := list;
Mult[1] := 'IXPKG^^RAD^LAB';
Mult[2] := 'IXCLASS^^1^ADMIN';
Mult[3] := 'IXORIGIN^^NON-VA^F';
Mult[4] := 'IDFN^^2341';
end;
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