Experiences with the German teleradiology system MEDICUS

Engelmann, U; Schröter, Andre; Baur, Ulrike; Werner, Oliver; Göransson, Bengt; Borälv, Erik; Schwab, Markus H.; Müller, Henning; Bahner, M.; Meinzer, HP

doi:10.1016/s0169-2607(97)00042-4

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“…In most cases the MEDICUS workstation was the first computer screen on which radiologists could diagnose filmless images. However, the system was not built for that and users requested a general purpose radiology system with integrated telefunctionality and interfaces to other IT Systems such as the Radiology Information System (RIS) and the Hospital Information System (HIS) [12,15].…”

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Reality and perspectives in teleradiology: a personal view based on personal experiences

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International Journal of Medical Informatics

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Reality and perspectives in teleradiology: a personal view based on personal experiences

Engelmann

Schröter

Schwab

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International Journal of Medical Informatics

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“…[4][5][6][7] Data transmission in many of these systems is via telephone lines, using an integrated service digital network (ISDN). 8,9 We constructed a remote radiotherapy planning system, based on a wide area network (WAN), using a leased line. We report here the usefulness of and the faults in our system.…”

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