Image management in a multi-hospital environment

A new femtocaching file placement algorithm is designed for Telemedicine to improve transmission of medical scan images via wireless networks. The experiments show that the proposed algorithm drops the delay compared to the Greedy algorithm and the baseline case. The experimental results also show that the proposed algorithm improves the capacity of the caching helpers and reduces the total delay of the daily operations in healthcare facilities.

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A new femtocaching file placement algorithm for Telemedicine

Leung

Shikh-Bahaei

2015

2015 37th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)

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High performance, multi-level RAID image servers

Wilson¹,

Glicksman²,

Goldburgh³

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Image Management and Communication (IMAC 95)

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In a client-server architecture a high performance image server for radiology will support the acquisition and distribution of images and reports. Loral provides a scalable image server family that uses two levels of RAID and a high speed fiber connection with a very simple protocol as a local storage for workstations supported by the image server.A redundant array of inexpensive disks (RMD) is a means to provide reliable, high performance storage. The Loral implementation uses RAID 0 and RAID 3 technology to achieve data rates that are multiples of the rate of a single disk in a modular, scalable structure. The modular server architecture can start in a hospital as a radiology department server and can expand to serve the whole hospital as the system grows.For a central server is to be effective for the radiology clients, images must be available on the workstations within a few seconds of a request. A high speed interface to the central server is required that can support transfers with very little overhead in order to achieve data rates in excess of 100 megabits per second on multiple channels simultaneously.

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Database access methods for medical imaging: DICOM, SQL and HTML

Prior

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Image Management and Communication (IMAC 95)

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Image management in a multi-hospital environment

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A new femtocaching file placement algorithm for Telemedicine

A new femtocaching file placement algorithm for Telemedicine

High performance, multi-level RAID image servers

Database access methods for medical imaging: DICOM, SQL and HTML

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