Clinical

The enterprise-wide unique identifier assigned to a CT scan record, enabling consistent cross-system tracking and linking of computed tomography imaging studies across radiology information systems, EHR platforms, and clinical data repositories.

The upper boundary value recorded in the context of a CT scan dataset, such as maximum Hounsfield unit thresholds, maximum slice counts, or maximum dosage parameters applied during computed tomography imaging acquisition and processing workflows.

The middle name or initial of the patient or subject associated with a CT scan record, used to support accurate patient matching, identity verification, and deduplication within radiology and imaging information systems.

The lower boundary value recorded in the context of a CT scan dataset, such as minimum Hounsfield unit thresholds, minimum slice parameters, or minimum dosage values applied during computed tomography imaging acquisition and processing workflows.

The mobile phone number associated with the patient or ordering contact linked to a CT scan record, used to facilitate scheduling notifications, imaging result alerts, and follow-up communications within radiology management workflows.

The unique identifier of the user or system that last updated a CT scan record, supporting audit trail requirements, data governance, and accountability tracking within radiology information systems and clinical data repositories.

The calendar date on which a CT scan record was most recently updated or amended, used to support audit logging, version control, and data lineage tracking within radiology information systems and imaging data repositories.

The timestamp indicating the precise time at which a CT scan record was last updated or amended, used alongside the modified date to support detailed audit trails and change history tracking in radiology and imaging systems.

The human-readable label or descriptive title assigned to a CT scan record or imaging protocol, used to identify the type or purpose of the computed tomography study within radiology information systems and clinical reporting workflows.

Free-text annotation or clinical commentary attached to a CT scan record, capturing supplementary observations, technician remarks, ordering physician instructions, or follow-up guidance relevant to the computed tomography imaging study.

The reference or accession number assigned to a CT scan order or imaging study, used to uniquely track and retrieve the computed tomography record across radiology information systems, PACS platforms, and clinical data repositories.

The date on which the patient's symptoms or clinical condition prompting a CT scan order first presented, used to correlate imaging findings with clinical timelines and support diagnostic accuracy in radiology and care management workflows.

The patient's blood oxygen saturation level recorded in association with a CT scan encounter, capturing pre- or peri-procedure SpO2 measurements used to assess patient stability and contrast agent suitability during imaging.

The dollar amount paid for a CT scan service, reflecting reimbursement from insurance claims, patient payments, or capitated arrangements, used in healthcare financial reconciliation and radiology revenue cycle reporting.

The date on which payment was received or processed for a CT scan service, used in healthcare revenue cycle management to track reimbursement timelines and reconcile radiology claims against expected payment schedules.

The identifier or reference linking a CT scan record to its parent entity within a hierarchical data structure, such as a parent imaging order, episode of care, or encounter, enabling relational tracking across clinical and radiology systems.

A ratio or percentage value associated with a CT scan record, such as contrast enhancement percentage, stenosis measurement, or cost-sharing proportion, used in clinical analysis, radiology reporting, and financial calculations.

The defined time interval or duration associated with a CT scan record, such as the scan acquisition window, the coverage period for a related claim, or the reporting cycle within which the imaging study falls in clinical or financial systems.

The telephone number associated with the patient or referring contact linked to a CT scan record, used to coordinate scheduling, communicate imaging results, and manage follow-up communications within radiology and care coordination workflows.

The preferred or chosen display name of the patient associated with a CT scan record, supporting respectful patient identification, accurate demographic matching, and inclusive care practices within radiology and imaging information systems.