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Vue Motion 1.0

Vue Motion is a web-based medical imaging application that allows referring physicians to view exam images and reports from mobile devices. It provides tools to manipulate images and view prior exams for comparison. Users can search for patients, filter search results, and load prior exams from the patient history pane. Multiple exam series and layouts can be synchronized for side-by-side viewing. Standard gestures are used on mobile devices to zoom, pan, and scroll through images.

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Vue Motion 1.0

Vue Motion is a web-based medical imaging application that allows referring physicians to view exam images and reports from mobile devices. It provides tools to manipulate images and view prior exams for comparison. Users can search for patients, filter search results, and load prior exams from the patient history pane. Multiple exam series and layouts can be synchronized for side-by-side viewing. Standard gestures are used on mobile devices to zoom, pan, and scroll through images.

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Vue Motion

Prepered By :
Osama Alqudah/ Application Specialist
Nishfan Ali / Application Specialist
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About Vue Motion:

Vue Motion is a web-based application intended for referring


physicians. It provides quick views of exam images and reports
and includes tools to view and manipulate images.
Vue Motion is self-deployable on virtually any device capable of
running a web browser including portable and mobile devices.
Vue Motion provides wireless and portable access to medical
images for remote reading or referral purposes, and is not
intended to replace full workstations or for diagnostic reading.

Accessing Vue Motion:

Vue Motion can be accessed through multiple methods,


including:
• Direct connection to Vue Motion IP address and entering of
user credentials
• Clicking a study hyperlink (can be embedded in report)
• Clicking a bookmark hyperlink within a report
• Via integration with EMR or other applications (e.g. RIS)
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After logging in, the Search for Patient screen displays.

Vue Motion steps:


Searching for a Patient
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1. In the Search box, enter either the first name, last
name, first and last name, ID number, or accession
number of the patient.

2. Click or press Enter.


The search results display in the Search Results pane.
3. If necessary, you can search according to specific criteria. Click
Search by field and then search specifically by last name, first
name, patient ID, or accession number.

Viewing an Exam
In the Search Results pane, click the name of the patient that
you want to view. A new tab opens to display the most recent
exam of that patient.
To keep the existing exam open and view another patient exam
in a new tab, right-click the patient name and select Load
patient in new tab.
To view key images first, right-click the patient name and select
Load key images (enabled only when key images are available).
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Filtering Search Results:
You can filter the patients in the list by the following fields:
Date, Patient Location, Studies with, Status, Modality, Ref.
Physician
To filter the patient list
1. Click on a filter field.
A drop-down box appears listing the available values.
2. Select the filter criterion from the drop-down box or type
text in the text box where relevant.
The results are filtered according to your choice and, by default,
are ordered by patient last name. To clear the filters, clear the
Filter by check box.
Saving Search Filters
You can save the search filters that you have used so you can
use them again the next time you log on to the system.
1. Click the Save Search Filters icon .
2. Type the name of the filter to be saved.
3. Click to save the filter.
The new filter is located above the Search box and is marked
with a star.
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Deleting a Search Filter
1. Hover with the mouse cursor over the search filter you want
to delete.
2. Click the X that appears next to the search filter.

Patient Exam Screen:

5 Series list
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Series Display:
Setting the Series Display
Click the Series Chooser icon to see a list of all series of the
displayed exam and a set of tabs showing all the loaded exams
in the current session. The active series is highlighted with
orange.
The displayed series are marked with light blue. Click the series
that you want to display or drag it to the display area.
Click the arrow icons to navigate to the next or previous
series.

Image Manipulation Toolbar:


Use the Image Manipulation toolbar at the bottom of the patient
exam display to zoom, pan, rotate, and flip images, perform
windowing and measurement functions, synchronize displayed
series, and reset all actions
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• Inverse windowing and windowing presets (for CT and MR)
are available from the Windowing icon . Hover with the
mouse over the icon to display the presets in the drop-
down list box.
• Hover over the Measurements icon to display a menu
that allows you to hide annotations and graphics or delete
marked graphics. You can also draw lines, angles and Cobb
angles, as well as oval ROIs.
• Use the mouse wheel or the scroll bar to scroll through the
images.
• Use the Sync icon to perform synchronization in
multiple-layout displays.

Patient History pane:


Use the Patient History pane at the left of the image to load a
prior exam. Click the prior exam that you want to view in the
Image Viewer.
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Filtering the List of History Studies
If there are a large number of historical studies for the patient,
you can filter the list of prior studies.
• To narrow the list to studies to a specified time frame, use
timeline filter.
• To filter by modality, body part, or exam description, click .

• Comparative Viewing
• You can display a prior exam simultaneously with the
current one for comparison purposes.
• To display a prior exam in addition to the currently
displayed one, click the + sign which appears when you
hover with the mouse cursor over the top right corner of
the exam box in the Patient History pane.
• The display area turns into a two-layout display and the
series of the prior exam is placed in the vacant area. If no
vacant areas are available, the series of the prior exam
replaces the active series.
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Series Display:
1.Select the 1 x 2 or 2 x 2 layout from the Series Chooser menu
The display area is split according to your selection.
2. Place the images in the display areas by dragging a series from
the Series Chooser menu to the desired display area or by
clicking on the series in the Series Chooser menu. In the latter
case, the series is placed in the available display area.
3. Navigate through the series to display the desired image.

Synchronising Displayed Series:


Reference Lines
In multiple-layout display, if different display areas display
images in perpendicular planes, the images automatically
appear with reference (scout) lines.
Sync:
You can synchronize series for comparison purposes.
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When synchronized series are on the same planar view, every
scroll, zoom, or pan action is performed on both series.
Use the Sync icon in the image manipulation bar to
synchronise series. In multiple-layout display, the system
attempts to synchronise all displayed series with the active
series.
Hovering over the Sync icon displays these menu options:
• Sync
• Break Sync
• Manual Sync - Synchronize series with
insufficient DICOM information

Patient Reports pane:


The Patient Reports pane located to the right of the image
shows the reports of the displayed exam. When you load a
different exam from the Patient History pane, the Patient
Reports pane updates with the report of the selected exam.
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The report may contain text marked as hyperlinks to bookmarks
marked on images. Clicking on a hyperlink scrolls the data set
and displays the image where the bookmark has been marked.
If an order exists, a View Order link appears at the top right
corner of the report. Click the link to open an Order Information
window, which displays order details as captured in the RIS or
patient registration system.
Click to open the report in a new window.
Additional functions:
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Vue Motion on mobile devices:

On tablets and mobile devices, use standard gestures:


• Pinch for zooming, using two fingers in a pinch motion.
• Two fingers moving in the same direction for panning the
data.
• One finger for scrolling, simulating the scroll bar.
• Buttons with drop-down menus—continuous finger
pressing opens the drop-down.

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