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To determine NMPA re-registration for PACS updates, classify the software change per YY/T 0664 into major, minor, or maintenance categories. Adding AI-assisted diagnostic modules or altering core algorithms typically triggers major changes requiring re-registration.

An NMPA software change registration checklist includes Software Design Descriptions, network security documentation, clinical evaluation reports, and algorithm validation files. This ensures version control and compliance for medical imaging product submissions.

Update a DICOM Conformance Statement for RIS when adding or modifying DICOM SOP Classes, integrating new algorithms, or expanding multi-modality compatibility. This maintains standard compliance and requires specific validation tool testing.

Assess PACS deployment security by applying Level-2 security controls and PHI protection requirements. Evaluate network architecture, access controls, and data encryption to meet NMPA guidance for hospital medical imaging systems.

Adding an AI image analysis feature to a PACS is classified as a major software change under YY/T 0664. This high-risk scenario requires NMPA re-registration, updated DICOM conformance statements, and enhanced security controls.

DICOM SOP Class risk grading for multi-modality PACS updates involves evaluating compatibility matrices and applying recommended validation tools. This process ensures DICOM standard conformance when integrating new imaging modalities or algorithms.