This also I tried. I took the accession number of one study and patientid of another.
I tried the way you suggested...
With -r in both...
Both studies opened.
So it is working as an either clause.
I want to know how to make it work as an and clause. So if the patientid and accession number do not match , it should throw an error
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Thanks for answering. But I would like to differ with you. In one institution the accession no. Would be unique and I agree with this....
But what if I upload a CD from another institution PACS. or transfer online. What would you do in such a case. The accession number may not be unique in such a case.
Moreover as regards STUDYUID, it will be unique across institutions is an assumption. But many modalities do not configure to accept this from the ducom worklist, instead generate their own. In this case the RIS /HIS does not know of it . It has knowledge only of patientid and accession no.
So kindly evaluate.
In any case I cannot think of a usecase for an "either" scenario if both are passed. As it would be wrong to pass . Hence I believe the practice should be satisfaction of all the parameters and not satisfaction of either of the parameters
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