Hello helpers!
I am attempting to branch the gap between Mortara's ELI Link (produces PDF, and XML from the ECG machines)... and MUSE import functionality.
So 2 questions around Acquisition profiles...
So far, I understand an acquisition profile needs to be setup for the acquisition piece for the PDFs. I am able to get PDFs into the system without issue. The problem here is that all the meta-data around the ECG is contained within the PDF title/File name, and that metadata is not coming through to MUSE.
Q: Is there a way to configure MUSE to parse this metadata from the Title of the PDF file, assuming the title follows a common structure? I suspect this may have to do with editing the "Parsing Profile" xml when setting up the acquisition profile. Does documentation exist on how to create a "Parsing Profile"? I suspect this is normally done by GE rep.
It is mentioned in the documentation of an "Acquisition Profile Tool", but not sure if that is a separate tool than simply creating the Acquisition Profile inside of MUSE.
R^ECG_0^0_^Anja^Stit_20210222141811_31-009-1990.pdf
R^{Type}_0^0_^{First_Name}^{Last_Name}_YYYYMMDDhhmmss_{DOB}.pdf
Q. XML output. In order to parse a Mortara xml file, would I need just a new DTD correlating to that? Or would there be more than this needed?
All the best! As always,
Mike Patton RE: GE HealthCare - MUSE
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