DesignCTER
Goal
The goal of DesignCTER is to generate a template for design a variety of CT protocols used in emergency department in my institution.
Ingredient
Build using Flet, a cross-platform UI framework in Python.
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User Guide: https://design-cter-userguide.netlify.app
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Web app: https://design-cter.netlify.app
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Desktop app: see release
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Source Code: GitHub
App Design
Tab 1: Design CT Protocol
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This mode will generate CT protocols available from 3 levels dropdown: “category”, “exam”, and “protocol”. Other information can be filled in the input text field. Once finished, user can press Generate, then the protocol will render accordingly in the output text field.
Tab 2: Calculator
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This helper mode can be use as a calculator for writing radiology report which includes build-in calculator for common task, such as mean calculator (for calculate dose), prostate volume, and spine height loss.
Mean calculator:
- Calculate mean value from input numbers (separated by blank space or comma)
Prostate volume:
- Input: Perpendicular diameter (cm) of prostate in 3 planes
- Output: A report for prostate volume with severity (normal, prominent, or enlarged size), using ellipsoid formula.
Spine Height Loss:
- Input: Normal and collapsed height of spine. If there is no normal reference of the spine (e.g. severe collapse), the height of the two adjacent vertebrae can be used by input two numbers in the “Collapsed height (cm)” textbox (separated by blank space or comma).
- Output: A report for percentage of vertebral compression fracture with grading (mild, moderate, severe) using Genant’s classification.