DICOM PS3.2 2025a - Conformance
N.5.2.7.5 SCP of the Study Root Q/R Information Model - FIND SOP Class

As a Service Class Provider of the Study Root Q/R - Information Model - FIND SOP Class, the <Product> uses the C-FIND-RSP to communicate matches back to the SCU. It supports the Matching Keys listed in Table N.5-18 for hierarchical queries.

In the "Matching Type" column, the following Values can be used:

[Table N.5-18 contains a set of Attributes (standard Attributes as well as private Attributes) that could be supported by a product. Add and remove Attributes in order to match your product implementation using the matching type as defined above. If multiple codes are supported, list all of them. Use the "Comments" column if clarification is needed.]

Table N.5-18. Supported C-FIND Attribute Matching for Study Root Q/R Model - SCP

Attribute Name

Tag

MatchingType

Comments

Study Level

Study Date

(0008,0020)

RANGE

Patient's Name

(0010,0010)

WILDCARD

Patient ID

(0010,0020)

SINGLE_VALUE

Study Instance UID

(0020,000D)

UNIVERSAL

Modalities in Study

(0008,0061)

SINGLE_VALUE

Study Description

(0008,1030)

WILDCARD

Series Level

Instance Level

Private Attributes


[If <product> supports Extended Negotiation for Relational Queries, describe supported matching Attributes.]

[Document your product behavior in case you are encountering non supported private Attributes.]

[Describe the behavior of the product if it receives a C-FIND-CANCEL Request.]

[Document your product's query capabilities and behavior for handling non-default character sets, especially for handling person names (VR of PN), e.g.:

If the product receives from the SCU a Request Identifier containing unsupported values in the Specific Character Set (0008,0005), then no matching is performed and an error will be returned indicating the SCP is unable to process the request.]

[Document your product's query capabilities and behavior for handling implementation-dependent matching of VRs, such as for DA, DT, TM, IS and DS.]

[If your product supports Extended Negotiation for fuzzy semantic matching of person names describe how matching is performed, e.g., whether your matching is insensitive to case, position, accent, or character encoding, or whether you support phonetic matching.]

DICOM PS3.2 2025a - Conformance