Evaluating a Row-Store Data Model for Full-Content DICOM Management

Alexandre Savaris, T. Härder, A. V. Wangenheim
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The management of data acquired in a daily basis, together with historical data kept available during variable time frames, became a practical concern to the healthcare practice. Data organized according to the DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) standard contribute to this scenario, demanding solutions for storage and retrieval of metadata and images that lie beyond the customary file system approach. As a way of experimentation, this work defines and implements a data model using a NoSQL, row-store database, aiming to evaluate its suitability on managing DICOM content at tag level, as well as its performance when compared to a commonly approach based on a relational schema. The obtained results attest the capacity of the proposed model in storing full-content DICOM images, using tags as data units. In terms of performance, however, the data model is outperformed by the relational approach.
评估全内容DICOM管理的行-存储数据模型
管理每天获取的数据,以及在可变时间框架内保持可用的历史数据,成为医疗保健实践的一个实际问题。根据DICOM(医学中的数字成像和通信)标准组织的数据有助于实现这一场景,这需要超出传统文件系统方法的元数据和图像存储和检索解决方案。作为一种实验方式,本工作定义并实现了一个使用NoSQL、行-存储数据库的数据模型,旨在评估其在标签级别管理DICOM内容的适用性,以及与基于关系模式的常用方法相比的性能。所得结果证明了该模型以标签为数据单元存储全内容DICOM图像的能力。然而,就性能而言,数据模型优于关系方法。
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