To collapse a search result entry
Click the to the left of the entry.
To select a search result entry
Click the entry that you wish to select. It will appear highlighted when it are selected.
To deselect search result entries
Do one of the following:
Click the selected entries. Their highlight will disappear when they are deselected.
Click Deselect All. This will deselect all the entries in the search results.
To add selected studies or patient documents to the worklist
Click Add to Worklist.
Once studies or patient documents have been added to the worklist, they are
greyed out in the search results.
For details on how to interact with the worklist once studies have been added, see Using the worklist.
Loading data
You can load studies and other patient documents into the viewer directly from the search results.
To open a study directly in the viewer
Double-click the study that you want to open. This will close any other open studies.
Below are some notes about system behavior when loading content into the viewer.
The application supports intelligent layouts, which means that it will automatically determine
the optimal layout for loading images based on the modality, device screen size, and number of
series in the study (unless your server administrator has disabled this feature). For more
information, see Intelligent layouts.
The Synapse Mobility software will notify you if you attempt to load unsupported data. You will
be able to view the data, but there will be a persistent warning in red that you are viewing
unsupported data.
Some data sets may contain measurements and annotations saved from another viewing
system, such as as GSPS (Greyscale Softcopy Presentation State) or CSPS (Color Softcopy
Presentation State) information. When this is the case, an icon ( ) is displayed on the right
side of the series in the search results and in the worklist. See Toggling the display of
GSPS/CSPS data.
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