Healthcare Imaging Metadata Features

This dataset provides comprehensive metadata for medical imaging studies across multiple modalities, including technical parameters, workflow status, and institutional context. It is ideal for AI/ML research, operational analytics, and workflow optimization in healthcare imaging environments, supporting classification, resource planning, and longitudinal patient analysis.

  • last updated 20 Aug 2025
  • by GoMask
The brief that made it

AI/ML model development for image classification and anomaly detection

Sample rows

preview · 8 of 200 rows · all 24 columns
image_idstringmodalitystringimage_heightintegercontrast_usedbooleanmanufacturerstringpatient_idstringbody_part_examinedstringstudy_datedateacquisition_datetimedatetimeinstitution_namestringdevice_modelstringimage_widthintegerpixel_spacing_xfloatpixel_spacing_yfloatslice_thicknessfloatnumber_of_slicesintegerimage_formatstringimage_file_sizeintegerstudy_descriptionstringreferring_physicianstringprocedure_codestringworkflow_statusstringreport_availablebooleanreport_datedate
IMG000001CT1024trueSiemensP101Chest2022-03-122022-03-12T09:14:21Starlake Medical CenterSOMATOM Definition10240.70.71.5350DICOM22900000CT Chest for pulmonary embolism assessmentDr. Lisa HarmonCPT71260Completedtrue2022-03-13
IMG000002MRI480falsePhilipsP102Brain2023-09-222023-09-22T11:02:41River City HospitalIngenia 3.0T5120.50.52.230DICOM3500000MRI Brain for headache evaluationDr. Emily ChenCPT70553Reportedtrue2023-09-23
IMG000003X-ray2048falseGEP103Chest2024-01-052024-01-05T14:30:10Downtown Imaging CenterDiscovery XR65620480.220.22blankblankJPEG4600000X-ray Chest for cough evaluationDr. John CarterCPT71020Completedtrue2024-01-06
IMG000004Mammography4096falseHologicP104Breast2022-11-082022-11-08T10:18:53Women's Health ImagingSelenia Dimensions40960.130.13blankblankTIFF9700000Mammography for routine screeningDr. Sarah PatelCPT77067Completedtrue2022-11-09
IMG000005Ultrasound720falseGEP105Abdomen2023-06-142023-06-14T08:44:33Northside ImagingLogiq E912800.180.18blankblankPNG615000Abdominal ultrasound for pain assessmentDr. Priya SinghCPT76700Reportedtrue2023-06-15
IMG000006CT2048trueCanonP101Abdomen2022-03-172022-03-17T12:07:11Starlake Medical CenterAquilion Prime20480.60.61600DICOM31000000CT Abdomen for mass evaluationDr. Lisa HarmonCPT74177Completedtrue2022-03-18
IMG000007X-ray3000falseSiemensP106Leg2023-08-022023-08-02T09:20:45Downtown Imaging CenterMultix Fusion15000.30.3blankblankJPEG3800000X-ray Leg for fracture diagnosisDr. John CarterCPT73590Scheduledfalseblank
IMG000008MRI512falseGEP107Knee2022-12-152022-12-15T13:10:12River City HospitalSigna Explorer4800.40.42.736DICOM2400000MRI Knee for ligament assessmentDr. Andrew LeeCPT73721Completedtrue2022-12-16

What the 200 rows show

from the 200-row sample

Mammography modality stands out: mean image_height is 4,042, against 1,082 for the rest.

  • 29%contrast_used = true
  • 1,024median image_height
  • 5image formats
  • 5workflow statuses
  • 14body part examineds
  • 34referring physicians
Mean image_height by modality200 rows
04,0008,0001,621CT36 ro…499.6MRI31 ro…2,107X-ray26 ro…841.4Ultr…36 ro…1,023PET30 ro…4,042Mamm…19 ro…286.0Other22 ro…
image_height200 rows, in bands of 500
0306036572621372301802,5004,500image_height →

Median 1,024, from 110 to 4,096.

manufacturer178 rows with a value · 22 left blank
  1. GE49
  2. Siemens41
  3. Philips29
  4. Canon20
  5. Hologic15
  6. Samsung13
  7. Mindray11
24 columns by typefrom the column list below
  • string 12
  • integer 4
  • float 3
  • date 2
  • datetime 1
  • boolean 2

Columns

24 columns in four groups
blueprint · 24 columns
columntypedescriptionexample
Text 12 columns
image_idstringUnique identifier for each imaging study or image fileuniqueIMG000001
patient_idstringDe-identified patient identifier associated with the imageP101
modalitystringImaging modality used (e.g., CT, MRI, X-ray, Ultrasound, PET)7 valuesCT
body_part_examinedstringBody part or region imaged (e.g., Chest, Abdomen, Brain)Chest
institution_namestringName of the medical institution or imaging centeroptionalStarlake Medical Center
manufacturerstringImaging device manufacturer (e.g., Siemens, GE, Philips)7 manufacturers · optionalSiemens
device_modelstringModel of the imaging device usedoptionalSOMATOM Definition
image_formatstringFile format of the image (e.g., DICOM, JPEG, PNG)DICOM · JPEG · PNG · TIFF · OtherDICOM
study_descriptionstringFree-text description or clinical indication for the imaging studyoptionalCT Abdomen for follow-up
referring_physicianstringName or identifier of the referring physicianoptionalDr. Lisa Harmon
procedure_codestringStandardized procedure code (e.g., CPT, LOINC, SNOMED)optionalCPT71260
workflow_statusstringCurrent workflow status (e.g., Scheduled, In Progress, Completed, Reported)Scheduled · In Progress · Completed · Reported · CanceledCompleted
Numbers 7 columns
image_widthintegerWidth of the image in pixels1 or more · optional1024
image_heightintegerHeight of the image in pixels1 or more · optional1024
pixel_spacing_xfloatPhysical spacing between pixels in the X direction (mm)0 or more · optional0.7
pixel_spacing_yfloatPhysical spacing between pixels in the Y direction (mm)0 or more · optional0.7
slice_thicknessfloatThickness of each image slice (mm), applicable for 3D modalities0 or more · optional1.5
number_of_slicesintegerNumber of slices in the imaging study (for 3D modalities)1 or more · optional350
image_file_sizeintegerSize of the image file in bytes1 or more · optional22900000
Dates and times 3 columns
study_datedateDate when the imaging study was performed2022-03-12
acquisition_datetimedatetimeExact date and time when the image was acquiredoptional2022-03-12T09:14:21
report_datedateDate when the radiology report was finalizedoptional2022-03-13
True or false 2 columns
contrast_usedbooleanIndicates if contrast agent was used during imagingoptionaltrue
report_availablebooleanIndicates if a radiology report is available for this studyoptionaltrue

Use it for

  • contrast used29%58 of 200 rowsmean image height by …1.6kCT499.6MRI2.1kX-ray841.4Ultr…

    A healthcare dashboard

    The contrast_used rate, image_height by modality and a breakdown of manufacturer. Excel, Power BI or Tableau.

  • Why do the 19 Mammography rows have a mean image_height of 4,042?

    A root-cause class exercise

    Hand out the rows and one question. The answer is in the data, not in the brief.

  • A software demo

    Believable images with patient_id, modality and body_part_examined to fill a screen in front of a buyer.

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Rules it was built with
  • Imaging type and modality included
  • Patient demographics anonymized
  • Image acquisition parameters tracked
  • Diagnosis flag available
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