&lt;title&gt;Distributed file management for remote clinical image-viewing stations&lt;/title&gt;

A COntent-Based Retrieval Architecture [COBRA) for picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) is introduced. COBRA improves the diagnosis, research, and training capabilities of PACS systems by adding retrieval by content features to those systems.COBRA is an open architecture based on widely used health care and technology standards. In addition to regular PACS components, COBRA includes additional components to handle representation, storage, and content-based similarity retrieval. Within COBRA, an anatomy ciassification algorithm is introduced to automatically classify PACS studies based on their anatomy. Such a classification allows the use of different segmentation and image-processing algorithms for different anatomies. COBRA uses primitive retrieval criteria such as color, texture, shape, and more complex criteria including object-based spatial relations and regions of interest. A prototype content-based retrieval system for MR brain images was developed to illustrate the concepts introduced in COBRA. Copyright 9 2000 by W.B. Saunders CompanyKEY WORDS: content-based image retrieval, medical image databases, medical information system, picture archiving and communication systems, information retrieval.

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Content-based retrieval in picture archiving and communication systems

El-Kwae

Kabuka

2000

J Digit Imaging

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Atkins

et al. 2001

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Content-based retrieval in picture archiving and communication systems

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Exploring presentation methods for tomographic medical image viewing

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