Welcome

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Thankyou for visiting the Trial Version of DVT e-WorkSheet

This application is designed to enable sonographers to create a digital worksheet for ultrasound of lower limb DVT.

This Application is based on the protocol followed in one clinical setting. Protocols and procedures may vary between clinical settings. Be aware that while this App does cover a wide range of typical pathology, it makes no claim to being comprehensive, and may not be appropriate to use in all instances. It is likely that the generated text will require editing. This is best done inside the browser, by clicking anywhere within the worksheet text.

Before using this application, please see the Get Started and Disclaimer sections which are accessed from the top navigation bar.

I hope you find the initial version of this App useful. Any Feedback is welcome, please contact the Developer with any comments, questions or requests for future updates.

About

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SonoApps and DVT e-WorkSheet is developed by Nik Mann.

Nik is an Accredited Medical Sonographer(AMS), and Front-End Web Developer, based in Brisbane, Australia.

This project was initially undertaken to provide an avenue for standardisation of protocols and terminology in performing and reporting findings for Ultrasound Examinations of the Shoulder in a single clinical setting. Subsequently, that vision has extended to that which is now described on the SonoApps homepage. Further planning has begun to expand this initial version to include more educational content, and to implement additional templates for other musculoskeletal and general ultrasound applications.

Please contact the Developer for further information.

Disclaimer

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e-WorkSheets are designed specifically for use by Accredited Medical Sonographers and are only suitable for use by qualified health professionals.

The text generated by e-worksheet does not represent a medical report. e-WorkSheet is a tool that may assist in the generation of an Ultrasound Worksheet, provided that the links used to generate the text are an accurate description of the pathology imaged on ultrasound examination.

When used in a clinical setting, it is the responsibility of the sonographer or medical professional who uses this application to ensure that any generated text is an accurate description of the ultrasound findings. Any inaccuracies or errors should be edited before the text is saved into any third-party display, or Radiology Information System. Generated text should always be confirmed for accuracy before being submitted to a reporting clinician.

The developer takes no responsibility for any errors in the reporting of ultrasound examinations that may arise from the misuse of this application.

Get Started

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Click on the Start Here button in the page header. This will open a popup window where a patient identifier can be entered. Use of this section may allow you to skip the processes of printing the worksheet on completion, adding a patient ID label and rescanning the document into your RIS.

Sections for anatomical regions are displayed by clicking on the title bars for each region. Hidden sections need only be opened if required as per protocol in your institution. Click on the appropriate selection from each group of buttons. In general, only one selection from each group will apply. Text boxes allow entry of dimensions and description of any other findings.

After completing all required sections, click the Populate Worksheet button. The generated e-WorkSheet will open as a popup window.

Click anywhere on the Worksheet to edit the generated text. Be sure to proofread and edit any findings that do not correspond to the appearances demonstrated on your images!

To finish, click either JPEG or PDF to save an image, ready to import into your RIS or PACS application. Alternatively, screenshot or snipping tool may used to export the worksheet as a JPEG.

** Important **

e-WorkSheets support the printing or saving to PDF of only the text which is visible within the display window. For worksheets with lengthy content, text not displayed inside the visible window WILL NOT be printed. This can be worked around by deleting unnecessary whitespace in the browser window, or decreasing the window zoom, with 'CTRL and -'' or 'CMD and - ''.

Email

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All comments, feedback or enquiries are welcome.

nik.mann@live.com.au

Ultrasound DVT WorksheetPDFJPEG

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Created with DVT e-WorkSheet by SonoApps

Setup Worksheet

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Enter a patient identifier to be displayed at the top of the worksheet. To maintain confidentiality, an internal ID or accession number should be used.

DVT e-WorkSheet

A Digital Worksheet for Ultrasound of Lower Limb DVT

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Clinical Details

region

symptoms

Right Leg

DVT chronicity

is the thrombus occlusive?

localised to one venous segment or extensive into multiple veins?

distal venous segments involved

proximal extension

superficial thrombophlebitis

pop fossa

other lower limb findings

Click below to populate findings to the e-WorkSheet.

** This button should only be used once. After clicking here, the worksheet can be edited manually, by clicking anywhere on the text. If this button is clicked more than once, any previously edited findings will be overwritten.**

Left Leg

DVT chronicity

is the thrombus occlusive?

localised to one venous segment or extensive into multiple veins?

distal venous segments involved

proximal extension

superficial thrombophlebitis

pop fossa

other lower limb findings

Click below to populate findings to the e-WorkSheet.

** This button should only be used once. After clicking here, the worksheet can be edited manually, by clicking anywhere on the text. If this button is clicked more than once, any previously edited findings will be overwritten.**

Click below to reopen if e-WorkSheet has been manually edited.

** Use this button if the worksheet has been closed after manual editing. Any previous manual edits will be preserved**

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