endoreg-db 0.9.2.7

EndoReg Db Django App

EndoregDB - Professional Data Infrastructure for Clinical Research

EndoregDB is a comprehensive database framework designed to manage medical and research-related data for clinical trials. This repository focuses on efficient data processing, automated deployment, security, and reproducibility, offering a flexible setup for local development environments as well as distributed systems. It supports the integration of AI/ML tools and advanced image and report processing.

This infrastructure was originally designed for clinical research studies and is optimized for handling large data volumes, including:

• Medical reports,
• Patient imaging and video data,
• Clinical product and treatment data, and more.

🚀 Key Features

System Architecture

• Modular Design: Built on scalable and reusable components to simplify integration into various environments.
• Multi-System Support: Manages configurations for local workstations and production servers.
• Role-Specific Configuration: Predefined roles for common use cases:
  • Medical data processing systems
  • AI/ML model deployment
  • Research workstation configuration

Security & Data Management

• Data Encryption: All sensitive data is encrypted, and privacy policies are enforced.
• Impermanence: Stateless system configuration with persistence for critical data.
• Access Control: Role-based access and identity management integration.

Data and Processing Environment

• Data Processing: Optimized for processing medical datasets with preprocessing tools.
• AI/ML Support:
  • Integration of machine learning tools for predictive analysis.
  • TensorFlow, PyTorch, and other frameworks supported for model training.
• Image/Video Processing: Support for analyzing patient images and clinical videos.

Development Tools & Infrastructure

• Data Science Toolchains: Pre-configured environments for data processing, analysis, and visualization.
• Monitoring & Logging: Setup for continuous monitoring and logging to ensure system stability and performance.

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🛠 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• A Linux-based system (Ubuntu/Debian recommended) or NixOS
• Hardware with sufficient storage for data processing (at least 1 TB recommended)

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/wg-lux/endoreg-db.git
   cd endoreg-db
   

2. Set up your Python environment We need to have a devenv.nix file.
   This Nix devenv.nix configuration sets up a Python development environment for a Django-based project using uv for dependency management. It defines project directories, environment variables, runtime packages, and several development tasks and scripts.

   Some available Test Shortcuts

   • runtests: Runs all tests — uv run python runtests.py
   • runtests-dataloader: Runs dataloader tests — uv run python runtests.py 'dataloader'
   • runtests-other: Runs other miscellaneous tests — uv run python runtests.py 'other'
   • runtests-helpers: Runs helper module tests — uv run python runtests.py 'helpers'
   • runtests-administration: Runs admin module tests — uv run python runtests.py 'administration'
   • runtests-medical: Runs medical module tests — uv run python runtests.py 'medical'

3. Then run

   direnv allow
   

4. Run tests: Call Devenv Script to run tests

   runtests
   

   Tests Overview

   • These tests ensure the functionality of different models and scenarios.
   • After running them, you can view the results as demonstrated in the image below:

   

5. Run

   python manage.py migrate
   

   • It applies database migrations and make tables.
   • It updates your database schema to match the current state of your Django models.

6. To load the database data run

   python manage.py load_base_db_data
   
   

   

7. Accessing the Django Shell

   • To fetch or interact with data in the terminal, run the following command to run the Django shell:

      python manage.py shell
   

   • Using the Django shell, you can:
     • Import database models
     • Fetch data from the database
     • Access related data through model relationships (e.g., foreign keys, one-to-many, many-to-many)
     • Example is shown below

   EXAMPLE # 1

   

   • Explanation: This script fetches a patient by ID and prints their related examination(s) using Django ORM. It retrieves the examination name linked to the patient from the PatientExamination table.

   EXAMPLE # 2

   

   • Explanation: In the Django shell, a specific ExaminationIndication named "colonoscopy_screening" was fetched, and its related FindingIntervention records were accessed using the reverse relation expected_interventions. The first intervention (colon_lesion_polypectomy_cold_snare) was then queried to confirm it is also linked to multiple indications, demonstrating a many-to-many relationship between indications and interventions.

   EXAMPLE # 3

   

   • Explanation: All required labels (polyp, instrument, digital_chromo_endoscopy, etc.) are confirmed to exist. The first available video (VideoFile) was loaded, with a valid frame_dir. Using the label "polyp", 8 labeled polyp segments were found in that video, with specific start and end frame numbers.

   EXAMPLE # 4

   Image a

   

   Image b - All classifications with their choices together

   

   • Explanation: Using the Django shell to fetch all morphology classifications (e.g., NICE, Paris) and their related choices from the database.

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📦 Database Backup and Restore

This project includes two shell scripts to export and import database data in JSON format using Django's management commands.

Setup

First, make the scripts executable:

chmod +x import_db.sh
chmod +x export_db.sh

Export (Backup) the Database

To export the current database into a JSON file:

./export_db.sh

This will create a backup file such as endoreg_db_backup.json.

List of the comands in 'export_db.sh'

1. python manage.py dumpdata --indent 4 --output=endoreg_db_backup.json (if migrate comand generates and stores data in database table then wee nee dto exclude those tables from dumping)

2. python manage.py shell < fix_endoreg_db_backup_json.py

Import (Restore) the Database

To load the data back into the database

./import_db.sh

List of the comands in 'import_db.sh'

1. rm dev_db.sqlite3
2. python manage.py migrate
3. python manage.py shell < fix_endoreg_db_backup_json.py
4. python manage.py loaddata endoreg_db_backup_fixed.json

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📁 Repository Structure

endoreg-db/
├── endoreg_db/                # Main Django app for medical data
│   ├── data/                  # Medical knowledge base
│   ├── management/            # Data wrangling operations
│   ├── models/                # Data models
│   ├── migrations/            # Database migrations
│   └── serializers/           # Serializers for data
├── .gitignore                 # Git ignore file for unnecessary files
└── README.md                  # Project description and setup instructions

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🔒 Security Features

• Data Encryption: All sensitive patient data is encrypted.
• Role-Based Access Control: Configurable roles for managing access to various parts of the system.
• Logging & Auditing: Comprehensive logging system that tracks user activities and data changes.

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🖥️ Supported Systems

• Workstations: Local development or research workstations with low data processing demands.
• Servers: Scalable server infrastructure for processing large data volumes, integrated with cloud services for scalability.

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🛟 Support

For issues and questions:

• Create an issue in the repository
• Review the Deployment Guide for common issues

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📜 License

MIT - see LICENSE

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📖 Further Documentation

All extended documentation lives in the project Wiki → Browse the Wiki »

Standalone Modules In This Checkout

This repository now vendors two standalone LX modules that should be used directly for report rendering and terminology bundle authoring:

• lx-report-generator: standalone Rust PDF renderer
• lx-terminology-editor: local terminology bundle editor and publisher

lx-report-generator with Nix

From the repo root:

cd lx-report-generator
direnv allow   # optional
devenv shell
./target/release/report_pdf_renderer \
  --input examples/report_payload.json \
  --output /tmp/report_example.pdf

To wire it into endoreg_db:

export ENDOREG_REPORT_PDF_RENDERER_BIN="$PWD/target/release/report_pdf_renderer"

lx-terminology-editor with Nix

From the repo root:

cd lx-terminology-editor
direnv allow   # optional
devenv shell
python server.py

Then open:

http://localhost:4173

The editor can publish a terminology bundle locally under:

lx-terminology-editor/.published/<publish-name>/<version>/

and writes a registry file at:

lx-terminology-editor/.published/kb_registry.json

That registry can then be used as an LX_DTYPES_KB_REGISTRY source.

Optimization Documentation

• Complete Optimization Project Report
• Test Performance Optimization Guide
• Test Performance Optimization - Success Summary
• Test Performance Optimization: Complete Implementation Summary
• Test Suite Optimization - Final Status Report
• Test Suite Analysis & Optimization Plan

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Models and Migration Documentation

• Models Documentation
• Test Migration & Optimization Report
• Test Migration Success Summary
• Test Optimization Migration Guide

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API Documentation

• Upload API Documentation

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Frame-Anonymisierung

• Frame-Anonymisierung

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Tutorials Documentation

• Run Production Server
• Date and Time Standardization for Models

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Keycloak

• How to Create a New Account for Keycloak + Nextcloud
• Integration with the frontend
• Merging Multi-User Accounts in Nextcloud // current options
• New user login steps for keycloak and nextcloud
• keycloak integration with backend endpoint

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Coding Principles & Practices

• Timestamp Naming Standard

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Figures

• Coloreg
• EndoReg Framework
• EndoReg Data Collection Workflow
• Eine gemeinsame Datenplattform für Klinik & Forschung

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Miscellaneous

• Requirement System Guide
• Official Site Link