diff --git a/GenerateConfigurationForTests.py b/GenerateConfigurationForTests.py
index c3bd266..c39ac62 100755
--- a/GenerateConfigurationForTests.py
+++ b/GenerateConfigurationForTests.py
@@ -127,6 +127,17 @@ config['DicomModalities'] = {
          'Host': ip,
          'Port': 5001,
          'LocalAet': 'OT-FROM-CONFIG'
+     },
+    #  This is a Modality used to test if queries such as `find-worklist` use
+    # the configured `LocalAet` of ths modality configuration. This modality
+    # configuration will allow `find-worklist` queries to succeed if the calling
+    # (LocalAet) is `FAKE_SELF_AET`
+     'self-with-fake-local-aet': {
+         'AET': 'FAKE_SELF_AET',
+         'Host': '127.0.0.1',
+         'Port': 4242,
+         'LocalAet': 'FAKE_SELF_AET',
+         'AllowFindWorklist': True
      }
 }
 config['DicomPort'] = args.dicom
diff --git a/Tests/Tests.py b/Tests/Tests.py
index 4d7291a..47e290d 100644
--- a/Tests/Tests.py
+++ b/Tests/Tests.py
@@ -4425,6 +4425,50 @@ class Orthanc(unittest.TestCase):
             self.assertEqual('OT-FROM-CONFIG', DoGet(_REMOTE, '/jobs/%s' % allJobs[0]['ID'])['Content']['LocalAet'])
 
 
+    def test_find_worklist_local_aet(self):
+        # Purpose: "/modalities/{id}/find-worklist" (and the REST handlers that
+        # share its SCU connection setup: the deprecated "/find", "/find-patient",
+        # "/find-study", "/find-series", "/find-instance", and "/echo") must use
+        # the "LocalAet" configured on the target modality as the calling AE
+        # title for the outgoing DICOM association, instead of always falling
+        # back to the global "DicomAet".
+        #
+        # How this test works: Orthanc is made to query a worklist/find SCP that
+        # is itself (a "self-loop", as used e.g. for periodic health checks),
+        # through the "self-with-fake-local-aet" modality, whose "LocalAet"
+        # ("FAKE_SELF_AET") is deliberately distinct from the global AET
+        # ("ORTHANC") and from every other modality's AET in this test
+        # configuration. The calling AE title is exactly what the SCP-side
+        # authorization check ("OrthancApplicationEntityFilter::IsAllowedRequest"
+        # in main.cpp) looks up in its own "DicomModalities" to decide whether to
+        # accept the incoming association:
+        # - If "LocalAet" is honored, Orthanc presents "FAKE_SELF_AET" to itself,
+        #   which matches this very "DicomModalities" entry, so the association
+        #   is authorized and the C-FIND succeeds.
+        # - If "LocalAet" is ignored, Orthanc presents its own global AET
+        #   ("ORTHANC") instead, which isn't declared as any known modality's AET
+        #   here, so the association is rejected and the REST call fails with a
+        #   500 error ("Peer aborted Association").
+        #
+        # Note: this only works for request types whose "DicomAlwaysAllow*"
+        # option defaults to false, since otherwise an unrecognized calling AET
+        # is accepted anyway. This covers "FindWorklist" and the plain "Find"
+        # family (deprecated "/find*"), but not "Echo" or "Store" (both default
+        # to true, so they can't be checked this way, regardless of whether
+        # "LocalAet" is honored).
+
+        answers = DoPost(_REMOTE, '/modalities/self-with-fake-local-aet/find-worklist', {
+            'Query' : { 'PatientID' : '' }
+        })
+        self.assertTrue(isinstance(answers, list))
+
+        # Same underlying helper, different DICOM request type ("Find" instead
+        # of "FindWorklist"): catches a fix narrowly scoped to "find-worklist"
+        # alone that would still leave the deprecated "find" family broken.
+        answers = DoPost(_REMOTE, '/modalities/self-with-fake-local-aet/find-patient', {})
+        self.assertTrue(isinstance(answers, list))
+
+
     def test_reconstruct_json(self):
         self.assertEqual(0, len(DoGet(_REMOTE, '/patients')))