Modality changes the data problem
An MRI examination is a collection of sequences, a CT series reflects reconstruction choices, an X-ray depends on view and positioning, and ultrasound varies with operator technique and device settings. A valid specification starts from these differences.
Common programme controls
All modalities share patient-safe counting, written authority, privacy review, clinical label provenance and release lineage.
- Study and series organization
- Acquisition and device distributions
- Image-quality and completeness rules
- Linked reports, measurements or outcomes
- Secure delivery and permitted-use controls
Availability follows verification
The pages in this section describe how a modality programme would be built. They do not claim that every anatomy, pathology or case volume is immediately available.
Questions, answered directly.
Which modalities does MedCorpora support?+
Published capability scopes cover MRI, CT, X-ray and ultrasound, with other imaging types assessed case by case.
Can modalities be linked in one cohort?+
Potentially, when examinations can be resolved to the correct patient and clinical window under the approved programme.
Are DICOM files preserved?+
Source DICOM is preserved within the governed workflow, while approved derived formats can be created with traceable mappings.