Geometric shapes, which are equivalent to markups, describe a user's region of interest on an image and are patterned after DICOM SR graphical types. Combinations of these shapes can be used to represent graphical drawings placed on images.
- Click the Templates tab.
- In the Templates panel, select the template to which you want to add a geometric shape.
- In the Template Components panel, right-click the template name and select Create Geometric Shape. You can also find this option in the toolbar (
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A new panel appears on the right and the toolbar below the Template Components panel changes to provide the option for geometric shapes. - In the panel on the right, provide the required information, as follows:
- Provide a Label for the calculation.
- Provide Explanatory Text to better describe the label.
- Specify the minimum and maximum number of Answer Choices that the person answering the related question may select in the template.
- Select the button that describes your display preference for the inference in the template.
- Select the button that describes your display preference for Annotator Confidence.
- Specify whether or not a comment is required.
- Specify one or more names in the Default Authors field to show who created the calculation.
- Optionally, provide a Group Label, which can show an affiliation between this calculation and others in the same group.
- Select the Shape Type from the options of two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes.
- If this is the last question in the template, select No More Questions.
- If this is not the last question, select the question that should follow this one from the options in the Next Question to Ask box.
Click Save.
