This document is a DICOM Conformance Statement for Philips Medical Systems Nederland BV, version 2.1.1. The document provides information about the scope, intended audience, contents, and structure of the DICOM Conformance Statement. It also includes definitions, terms, and abbreviations. The purpose of this document is to provide detailed information about the DICOM compatibility of Philips Medical Systems.
This Conformance Statement provides the purpose, scope, and technical details of the BV300 R 2.1.1 system’s DICOM implementation. It outlines the supported DICOM Service Object Pair (SOP) Classes, roles, Information Object Definitions (IOD) and Transfer Syntaxes required for integration of Philips medical equipment into a DICOM environment.
The document describes the BV300 R 2.1.1 as a mobile image‑generating system with an Export function based on DICOM Image Storage, a DICOM Print function, RIS connectivity, and support for Automatic Text Recognition (ATR) and Modality Worklist queries. It also lists the four basic DICOM Application Entity functions and provides detailed attribute tables for the Modality Worklist Information Model.
| Export function | based on DICOM Image Storage |
|---|---|
| Print function | DICOM print function to print image data |
| RIS connection | installed to gain patient/study information |
| DICOM Application Entities | one AE with 4 basic functions |
| Automatic Text Recognition (ATR) | extracts DICOM attributes from pixel data |
| Modality Worklist Query | supported as a DICOM AE function |
It provides technical information about the system’s DICOM capabilities, including supported SOP classes, roles, IODs and transfer syntaxes for integration of Philips equipment.
No, the statement alone does not guarantee interoperability; users must perform validation and consider future DICOM versions.
ATR extracts required DICOM attribute values from the image pixel data and helps narrow Modality Worklist queries.