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  • Auto – No file is required. Selecting this takes all subject annotation subject IDs and attempts to map them to the corresponding ID in the collection in NBIA. If the ID does not exist in NBIA, then no mapping is made for that ID.
  • By Subject – Requires a mapping file to be uploaded. The "subject annotation to imaging mapping file" must be in CSV format with two columns that map the caIntegrator subject annotation subject ID to the NBIA subject ID.
  • By Image Series – Requires a file to be uploaded. The subject annotation to imaging mapping file needs to be a two column mapping (CSV) from the caIntegrator subject annotation subject ID to the NBIA study instance UID.|

    Subject to Imaging Mapping File

    Click Browse to navigate to the appropriate subject annotation to imaging mapping file. See the Select Mapping File Type* field description.

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If mapping files have already been uploaded for the data sources you are editing, the Image Mapping tables of the dialog box show the mapping from NBIA Image Series Identifier to caIntegrator Subject Identifier.

  1. Click Save to upload the data from NBIA to caIntegrator. The imaging data displays on the Edit Study page under the Imaging Data Sources section, as shown in the following figure.
    Imaging Data Sources section of the Edit Study page.
  2. Once the data is uploaded, you can add image annotations. For more information, see #Adding or Editing Image Annotations.

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