Adjust your settings

Fragments’ contour visibility - Using the Cut tool allows you to delimit an area that will be separated from the rest of the image. This area is what we call a “Fragment”. Having the fragments’ contour visibility enabled will allow you to clearly see its contour.
Only fragments generated in the 2D renderer have contours. When you change the color of the fragment it will affect the contour.

Lock pre-values by default - This option will lock the pre-values automatically when a procedure is completed.

Automatic landmark detection - This option will enable the automatic detection of landmarks in the procedures it is available for.

Language - This option allows you to change the language that the system is in. PeekMed is currently available in English, German, Portuguese, Italian and French. To apply the language change the software needs to be restarted.
Note that PeekMed doesn’t take into account the language of the operating system.

Date format - This option allows you to choose the date format. 

Subspecialty - This option allows you to choose with subspecialty is selected by default when configuring the image.

Calibration method - This option allows you to choose which calibration method is selected by default when configuring the image.

Caption and Caption extension - These options allow you to choose how the captions should look without the action of the cursor and when moving the cursor over it, respectively. You can choose to have:

• Subtitle and value - both the measurement subtitle and value are shown
• Subtitle - only the measurement subtitle is shown
• Value - only the measurement value is shown
• Acronym and value - the measurement acronym and value are shown

• Pre-value and post-value - both the measurement pre-planning value and post-planning value are shown

• Acronym, pre-value and post-value - the measurement acronym, pre-planning value and post-planning value are shown

• Subtitle, pre-value and post-value - the measurement subtitle, pre-planning value and post-planning value are shown

You can combine them. For example, you can set the Caption to Subtitle and the Caption extension to Value.

Caption size - You can choose the size of the captions. The options are: small, medium, large and very large.

Import options - This option allows you to choose whether you want to save the loaded DICOM images in the Image Library or not. You can choose between:

• Always import - all loaded DICOM images are saved locally and they will be shown in the Image Library.
• Always ask - when you are loading the DICOM images you will be prompted to choose whether you want that image to be added to the Image Library or not.
• Never import - none of the loaded DICOM images will be added to the Image Library.

Anonymization options - In this menu you can choose how anonymization works for the DICOM images you load into PeekMed. Choosing to anonymize the images will remove any personally identifiable information from said images. You can choose to:

• Always anonymize -  all loaded DICOM images are anonymized.
• Always ask - during the DICOM loading process you will be prompted to choose whether you want that image to be anonymized or not.
• Never anonymize - none of the loaded DICOM images will be anonymized.

Included in Send to PACS information and Export DICOM files - This setting allows you to choose what will be included in the "Send to PACS" window and what will be exported when "Save DICOM" is selected in the Report menu.

Report modality - This allows you to choose the default modality in which the Report will be sent to the PACS.

Screenshot resolution: Resolution with which the pre and post screenshots will be taken. Has a direct impact in the quality of the images: higher values are more beneficial to high screen resolutions and it may affect the time of screenshot generation.

Screenshot line detailing: This option refers to line's details. Higher values are more beneficial to high screen resolutions and it may affect the time of screenshot generation.

Screenshot line width: Refers to the width of the lines in the post screenshot.

In the System Preferences is where you can add and configure the PACS integration. Here’s an overview of some of the options available:

DICOM Listener

This is where you will configure the local storage service. The local storage service is responsible for locally storing the received images, found by searching the PACS server.
You can find detailed information on how to configure it here.

DICOM Stations

In this tab you can configure the PACS server connection. It is through these connections that the image search is done as well as its importation.
Find how to configure it here.


Preferences

In this menu you can limit the minimum and maximum cache size in the Image Library in order to manage the allocated memory of the computer so that you don’t run out of space.
If when importing an image, the size exceeds the value introduced, a window will be displayed informing you that the maximum cache size has been exceeded and offer you the option to manage your library and clear unwanted studies.
In this menu you can also find the “Implants Register Export” which can be set up to allow you to export the pre and post operative CSV files automatically.
There is also a "Do not group within a folder" checkbox. If checked, the files (the CSV, post-planning screenshot in .dcm format, and PDF report files) are saved inside the folder specified in the folder path.
Find out more about it in the section Export CSV file.