The Integration of Radiographic Images with other Hospital Information System Patient Data

London, Jack; Morton, Daniel E.; Kessler, Howard

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-49351-5_29

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“…Contrary to the early days of implementation of PACS, progress in commercially available computer systems in concert with intelligent image-management software allows a stepwise or overall application in radiology and beyond, with the potential of amortization within 3 to 5 years [18]. Meanwhile, many "MiniPACS" solutions have been installed which do not try to solve all PACS problems at once, but concentrate on (low resolution) digital images (e.g., CT, MRI) [19][20][21].…”

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Medical Images in Integrated Health Care Workstations

Meinzer¹,

Engelmann²

1996

Yearb Med Inform

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The difference between an invention and a discovery is discussed, before turning to the sources of medical images. Next, the ongoing integration of image modalities in clinical routine is reviewed, as well as improvements in diagnosis and therapy planning with the help of better images in inter-connected distributed systems. Current shortcomings of image processing, and the attempts to overcome these shortcomings are presented. Examples of image processing are given, together with a vision on future systems and procedures.

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confidence: 99%