Standardized access, display, and retrieval of medical video

Bellaire, Gunter; Steines, Daniel; Graschew, Georgi; Thiel, Andreas; Bernarding, Johannes; Tolxdorff, Thomas; Schlag, Peter M.

doi:10.1117/12.349429

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“…They have to agree in a Service-Object Pair class that will be used, in order to be able to obtain a service by the provider. In a solution presented by Bellaire et al (1999), videos were wrapped with a DICOM header containing all necessary patient data and examination parameters and specific software was installed in the devices so the application could be used.…”

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Endoscopic Imaging Results

Braga

Laranjo

Rolanda

et al. 2014

Journal of Information Technology Research

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The technological evolution seen in the past years led to an increase in the number therapeutic and diagnostic tests. In this paper a new solution for storage, diffusion, and real-time remote assistance in endoscopic exams is presented. The aim is to solve the problem of endoscopic examinations not being archived and easily accessed anywhere within a health care network by authorized health care professionals and researchers. Solving that problem avoids unneeded repetition of unpleasant exams and allows the comparison of video segments with future procedures. The presented solution also allows the streaming and real-time remote assistance of exams being carried out. This way health care professionals can contribute with their expertise even if they cannot attend onsite.

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Endoscopic Imaging Results

Braga

Laranjo

Rolanda

et al. 2014

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“…radiology and pathology) 5 as well as image sequences (e.g. endoscopy and laparoscopy) 6 . Hardware for the realtime processing of high-resolution images is not yet available.…”

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Interactive telemedicine in the operating theatre of the future

Graschew¹,

Rakowsky²,

Balanou³

et al. 2000

J Telemed Telecare

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An experimental stereoscopic system has been established in the Robert-Rössle-Klinik, including four operating theatres and the surgical research unit OP 2000. The system allows local three-dimensional image acquisition, local stereoscopic video display, in-house stereoscopic video transmission and stereoscopic links to external partners. The goal is to make high-quality patient data available in a medical centre or over a collaborative network of medical experts. In future the requirements of teleconsultation in terms of image quality and bandwidth will be heterogeneous. A sophisticated medical telecommunication system for second opinions is needed that can take advantage of intelligent compression approaches (e.g. wavelet compression) to archive, to search for image content and to transmit medical data such as images.

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