Need for a systematized approach to naming radiology procedures Many different imaging modalities & vendors, varying names –“radiography,” “X-ray,” US,”

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Need for a systematized approach to naming radiology procedures Many different imaging modalities & vendors, varying names –“radiography,” “X-ray,” US,” “sonogram,” etc. Similar imaging protocols among institutions, but use different naming methods How to identify similar imaging devices and procedures? Need ontology of imaging procedures.

RadLex ontology of imaging devices and procedures A catalog of terms to describe the imaging devices, imaging procedures, and imaging sequences that are employed in radiology Procedures identified according to distinguishing characteristics –imaging device –anatomic region imaged –scanning parameters –agent administered Vendor-independent terms

ontology of imaging devices and procedures Modality: CT Acquisition: axial Anatomy: chest Contrast agent: N Scanning params: routine Description: rule out PE “CT axial chest to rule out pulmonary embolism” “4.7T 33-cm bore magnet operating at 200 MHz”