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- Page 1 Cenova Image Analytics Server ™ user guide Software Version 2.4 man-03998 rev 001...
- Page 3 Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide MAN-03998 Rev 001...
- Page 4 Hologic, the Hologic logo, Cenova, C-View, DigitalNow, Dimensions, ELC, ImageChecker, Quantra, SecurView, and Selenia are trademarks or registered trademarks of Hologic and/or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks, registered trademarks, and product names are the property of their respective owners.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Starting Up the Server ..................... 16 3.3.3. Restarting the Server ....................... 16 3.4. Accessing Unique Device Identifier (UDI) Information ..............17 3.5. Using Case Manager ........................18 Index ......................... 21 Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001... - Page 6 Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001...
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Page 7: Chapter 1: Introduction
The Cenova server is a high-performance application server that provides proprietary software applications to assist radiologists in the analysis of digital mammography images. Cenova is designed to be used by radiologists working in a hospital, outpatient clinic, or a breast imaging center. The server also may be used for research-related activities. -
Page 8: Using This Manual
• Chapter 2: System Description provides a summary of image specifications and data formats passed between the Cenova server and other devices that may be installed at your site. • Chapter 3: System Operation provides information about managing clinical workflow, shutting down and powering up the server, accessing UDI information, and using the Cenova Case Manager. -
Page 9: Server Warnings And Precautions
• The server is intended for use only by personnel who have read this manual and received training on how to use the server. Hologic does not accept responsibility for injury or damage associated with improper or unsafe system operation. -
Page 10: Installation And Maintenance
Use of a two-prong adapter disconnects the utility ground and creates a severe shock hazard. • Cenova servers are heavy! If you have any concerns about lifting or positioning the server, request assistance. •... -
Page 11: Chapter 2: System Description
Film Digitizing Systems: For film mammograms, Cenova processes DigitalNow images originating from any of Hologic’s film-scanning systems. In addition, images produced by any of these systems may be sent to Cenova from a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). For more information about supported input devices, see the manual for the specific software application. -
Page 12: Image Formats
For example, if there are four FFDM devices, then the Cenova server must be configured with four software licenses for each desired Cenova software application. The Cenova server can also process images sent from any number of PACS devices, as long as the images originated from one of the licensed input devices. -
Page 13: Results From Cenova
2.2. Results from Cenova Cenova sends its results to diagnostic review workstations (such as Hologic SecurView DX) and PACS devices. Depending upon the application, Cenova can transmit results in one or more forms. The table below shows output formats for each application. -
Page 14: Data Flows
1, 2, 3: FFDM systems can be configured to send digital mammography x-ray images to any device that conforms to the DICOM standard. The FFDM device sends two types of images, For Processing images to the Cenova server, and For Presentation images to the diagnostic review workstation(s) and PACS. - Page 15 2.3. Data Flows ImageChecker CAD Data Flow Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001...
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Page 16: Imagechecker Cad With Dicom 6000 Data Flow
6000 interface option, contact your Hologic Account Manager. Image Acquisition System(s) 1, 2, 3, 4: The FFDM device sends For Processing images to the Cenova server, and For Presentation images to the diagnostic review workstation(s), PACS, and DICOM 6000 Interface. -
Page 17: Hologic Imaging Biomarkers Data Flow
Note: Because of the complex nature of DICOM SR objects, it is likely that only the Hologic SecurView DX workstation will display Biomarker SR objects in the near term. It is for this reason that the Cenova server can be configured instead to send Biomarker results as DICOM Secondary Capture images. -
Page 18: Digitalnow Hd Data Flow
Cenova server. Cenova Server 2: The Cenova server processes the images and sends new DigitalNow HD For Presentation images to a PACS device. 3: As an option, the server can also send the images directly to one or more diagnostic review workstation(s). -
Page 19: Chapter 3: System Operation
3.4. Accessing Unique Device Identifier (UDI) Information 3.5. Using Case Manager Once configured, little direct interaction with the Cenova server is necessary. Any interaction with the server is through a web browser and a user-friendly interface. 3.1. Clinical Workflow To view results produced by the Cenova server with the patient’s mammography... -
Page 20: Sending Images To The Server
Server Assigns Images Received After Timeout Elapses to a New Case To reduce the possibility of multiple results, Hologic recommends that images for each patient examination be sent from the image acquisition system together at the close of the study and in rapid succession. -
Page 21: Server Startup And Shutdown
3.3.1. Shutting Down the Server You might need to shut down the Cenova server if you are going to move the computer, or if you know the power is going out for a period of time. Important! If you shut down the server from a remote location, be aware that In order to switch the server back on, you will need to have physical access to the server. -
Page 22: Starting Up The Server
To restart the server: Using a computer that is on the same network as the Cenova server, open a web browser. Type the IP address for the Cenova server in the address box and press . -
Page 23: Accessing Unique Device Identifier (Udi) Information
Launch the Cenova application and log in (see 3.3. Server Startup and Shutdown). The About screen appears. On the About screen, click More Information. UDI information is displayed on the subsequent screen. Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001... -
Page 24: Using Case Manager
Delete cases • Review details for a study When you select the Case Manager option from the Cenova control panel, a screen similar to the following appears: By default, the cases appear in reverse chronological order (newest first). The records are arranged in rows and columns. - Page 25 Click Save. In the Save As window, navigate to the location where you wish to save the file and click Save. To delete cases: Display the case you want to delete and click the checkbox next to the case: Then, click Delete. Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001...
- Page 26 Chapter 3: System Operation To review details for a study: Click to expand the case and review the Images and Output Jobs details: Click to view additional details for each image. Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001...
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Page 27: Index
5 training, 2 Selenia systems, 5 Hologic Imaging Biomarkers, 7, 13 Unique Device Identifier, 13, 17 ImageChecker CAD, 7 clinical workflow, 13 warnings with DICOM 6000, 10 Cenova, 3–4 Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001... - Page 28 Index Cenova™ Image Analytics Server 2.4 User Guide – MAN-03998 Rev 001...
- Page 30 At Hologic, we turn passion into action, and action into change. Hologic is defining the standard of care in women’s health. Our technologies help doctors see better, know sooner, reach further and touch more lives. B r eas t IM a G IN G sOL U t I ON s •...
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