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### Understanding Bookmarks

A Bookmark saves the current displayed presentation of the anchor study and reference studies as a snapshot. Each Bookmark is persistently associated with the anchor study from the moment that it is saved. When a Bookmark is later applied for that study, all of the studies that were open are presented in exactly the same manner as when the Bookmark was saved. This includes stages, scroll positions, tiling, layout, Window/Level, Zoom/Pan, reorientation, and temporary annotations.

Uses of a Bookmark include:

| • | Simultaneous consultation between physicians. That is, two doctors having the study open at the same time while discussing it.

| • | Preparing for a presentation, such as by a radiology resident to a radiologist later in the day.

| • | Preparing for surgery. That is, a surgeon laying out and annotating the images in a manner appropriate for later use in the operating room.

Attributes of a Bookmark

A Bookmark has the following attributes:

Attribute | Details
Layout | The layout includes:
| • | Number of viewports on each screen
| • | Layout of images in each viewport
| • | Series placement in each viewport
Temporary annotations | Annotations that are not saved in a study presentation. For details on presentations, see About study presentations.
Presentation settings | The presentation settings include:
| • | Window/Level for each viewport
| • | Zoom/Pan settings for each viewport
| • | Image orientation (rotation and flip) for each viewport
| • | Series display mode for each viewport
| • | Linking status for each viewport and registration information
Information about all Multi-Planar Reconstruction (MPR) images | The information includes:
| • | Plane in which the MPR image are created
| • | The range from which the MPR images are created
Cine clip playback information | Playback mode, speed, and range

Restrictions for applying Bookmarks

Existing bookmarks can be applied to studies, but new bookmarks cannot be saved in Disc. See Applying a Bookmark.

For details on saving new bookmarks using Radiology Station, refer to the Change Healthcare Radiology Solutions Radiology Station User Guide.

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