| ACCNUM |
Given the following input into the function: RADFN,
RADTI, & RACNI a site specific accession number in the following format
'sss-ddmmyy-case#' is returned.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
RADFN |
Input |
RADFN is the DFN of the patient record in the PATIENT
(#2) file.
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RADTI |
Input |
RADTI is the inverse date/time of the exam.
Example: an inverse date/time of: 6929488.8676 is equivalent to a FileMan
internal date/time value of: 3070511.1323 when the FileMan internal date/time
is subtracted from the constant: 9999999.9999.
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RACNI |
Input |
RACNI is the IEN of the case level record.
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Output |
This extrinsic function returns a site specific
accession number in the following format: 'sss-ddmmyy-case#'.
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ACCFIND |
When an accession number in either a
'sss-mmddyy-xxxxx' or 'mmddyy-xxxxx' format is entered the function returns
(if successful):
An array (RAA(Z)) defined to be a string in the following format:
RADFN_^_RADTI_^_RACNI. The value 'Z' is returned to indicate, if set to a
positive value, the number of array elements return.
An error string if the lookup failed. These error strings are: -1^"invalid
site accession number format"^accession # -2^"invalid accession number
format"^accession # -3^"no data associated with this accession
number"^accession #
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
Y |
Input |
'Y' is the accession number in either a
'sss-mmddyy-xxxxx' or 'mmddyy-xxxxx' format.
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RAA (conditional) |
Output |
If the accession number lookup is successful, the
array 'RAA(Z)' will return data in the following format:
RADFN_^_RADTI_^_RACNI.
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Z |
Output |
'Z' is the number of array elements when successful.
When unsuccessful (Z<0) 'Z' is a specific error dialog which is returned along
with the invalid accession number.
Examples:
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-1^"invalid site accession number format"^accession # -2^"invalid accession
number format"^accession # -3^"no data associated with this accession
number"^accession #
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ACCRPT |
When a pointer to a record in the RAD/NUC MED REPORTS
(#74) file is entered, the function returns:
If successful, an array (RAA(Z)) containing the accession number(s). The
variable 'Z' is returned to indicate the number of array elements. If Z=1,
the single accession number is returned in RAA(1). If Z>1 the 'lead'
accession number (for printsets) is returned in RAA(1) and subsequent ones are
returned in RAA(2) thru RAA(Z). Accession numbers are returned in either
standard "mmddyy-case#" format or in site specific "sss-mmddyy-case#" format.
If unsuccessful, a "-1" (indicating an invalid file #74 pointer value) is
returned.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
Z |
Output |
'Z' is the number of array elements when successful.
If unsuccessful, indicating an invalid pointer value to file #74, 'Z' is -1.
|
Y |
Input |
'Y' is a pointer to the RAD/NUC MED REPORTS (#74)
file.
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RAA |
Output |
If the lookup is successful, the array 'RAA(Z)' will
return the accession number(s) in the standard "mmddyy-case#" or site specific
"sss-mmddyy-case#" format.
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GETSIUID |
When the exam data (RADFN-patient DFN, RADTI-inverse
date/time of registered exam and RACNI-exam record), is entered the function
returns the Study Instance UID field value [^DD(70.03,81)].
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
RADFN |
Input |
RADFN is the DFN of the patient record in the PATIENT
(#2) file.
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RADTI |
Input |
RADTI is the inverse date/time of the exam.
Example: an inverse date/time of: 6929488.8676 is equivalent to a FileMan
internal date/time value of: 3070511.1323 when the FileMan internal date/time
is subtracted from the constant: 9999999.9999.
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RACNI |
Input |
RACNI is the IEN of the case level record.
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SIUIDFND |
Based on the input of a Study Instance UID, if
successful the $$SIUIDFND function returns a '1' and also returns the case
specific identifiers: RADFN (patient DFN), RADTI (inv. date/time of the exam),
& RACNI (the exam record IEN) in array 'RAA(1)'.
If unsuccessful, '-1^"no data associated with this study instance UID"^siuid'
is returned as a string: the first piece is a '-1' indicating the lookup was
not successful, the second piece is the error text and the third piece is the
SIUID which was the original input.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
Z |
Output |
'Z' is equal to '1' when successful. When
unsuccessful, 'Z' is equal to '-1' concatenated with a specific error dialog
which is returned along with the invalid study instance UID.
Examples:
---------
-1^"no data associated with this study instance UID"^siuid
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Y |
Input |
'Y' is the Study Instance UID to be looked up.
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RAA (Conditional) |
Output |
If the Study Instance UID lookup is successful, the
array 'RAA(1)' will return data in the following format:
RADFN_^_RADTI_^_RACNI.
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