<H3>Special Instructions</H3> None <H3>Description</H3> Evidence Creators in the NMI profile which support the Result Screen Export option must run this test. <p> This tests the ability of Evidence Creators to export snapshots of Results Screens as DICOM objects so that they can be viewed elsewhere on Generic DICOM display systems.   </p> Types of Result Screens include: <ul> <li><b>Static Result Screens</b> - Result screens which do not include moving components. <li><b>Dynamic Result Screens </b>(optional functionality) - Result screens which include moving images or graphics, such as a beating heart or rotating image <li><b>Greyscale Result Screens</b> - Result screens which are completely presented in shades of grey, and, optionally, result screens which present images in greyscale and only use small amounts of color for the graphics. <li><b>Color Result Screens </b>(optional functionality) - Result screens which use color presentation </ul> <H3>Evaluation</H3> (1) On the <b>Evidence Creator</b>, verify that: <ul> <li>E52: Static Result Screens are stored using DICOM Secondary Capture (SC) IODs or Multi-Frame Secondary Capture (MFSC) IODs (preferred). <li>E53: if multiple Static Result Screens are stored in a DICOM MFSC object, the Cine module is not included. The order of the Static frames in the MFSC represents the intended display order of the result screens.  <li>E54: DICOM MFSC IODs is used for storing Dynamic Result Screens. The cine module shall be included as described in Table 4.18-1. The frames shall be ordered to present a cine of the Dynamic Result Screen. The number of frames is not specified here. If there are several cine regions in the result screen and the length of their cine "cycle" is not the same, it is acceptable if there is a "jump" in the playback when the MFSC cycle loops back to the beginning.  <li>E55: (optional) export of Color Result Screens is 24-bit RGB.  <li>E56: (optional) Dynamic Color Result Screens are stored as Multi-frame True Color Secondary Capture Image Storage IODs <li>E57: If the system supports Color Result Screens, it also supports export of result screens as 8-bit grayscale. </ul> <p> (2) The Connectathon Monitor <b>will ask the Image Display to demonstrate that</b>: <ul> <li>E58: it can display DICOM Secondary Capture images (including specifically 8 and 16 bit monochrome and 24 bit RGB).  <li>E59: it can display DICOM Multi-Frame Secondary Capture images (including specifically 8-bit monochrome and 24-bit True Color) <li>E60: for Multi-Frame Secondary Capture images which contain a Cine module, it can cine the frames. The default cine rate shall be the value in the Cine module, or the maximum rate of the Image Display, whichever is slower.  <li>E61: it can display result screens at their original pixel resolution. If the display size is equal to or greater than the size of the result screen, this should be done as the default.  If the display size is less than the size of the result screen, it provides some sort of panning capability.  <li>E62: it can scale result screens using a fixed aspect ratio. If the display size is smaller than the size of the result screen, this is done to fit the result screen onto the display as the default. </ul>