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15 May 1994 Performance of a teleradiology medical doctor's workstation supported by narrow-band integrated services digital networking
Robert A. Whitman, G. James Blaine, R. Gilbert Jost M.D., Matthew J. Orland, Tina M. Sigarto, Stephen M. Moore, Thomas R. Leith, David E. Beecher, Barrett R. Madden
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Abstract
This paper describes deployment of a Medical Doctor's Workstation (MDWS) hosting access to the Institute's radiology image and information system testbed. On-line acquisition of CT, MR and CR images for the physician's patients was supported. JPEG-compressed images reduced image data communications requirements by a factor of ten. Image interpretation at the remote site was supported by access to on-line radiology reports. The communications link to the MDWS was provided by a pair of Combinet ethernet-to-ISDN bridges interfaced to a basic rate (two B channel) ISDN line. Results of two successive trials in a referring physician's office are reported, along with the steps taken to improve limitations identified by the system's user.
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Robert A. Whitman, G. James Blaine, R. Gilbert Jost M.D., Matthew J. Orland, Tina M. Sigarto, Stephen M. Moore, Thomas R. Leith, David E. Beecher, and Barrett R. Madden "Performance of a teleradiology medical doctor's workstation supported by narrow-band integrated services digital networking", Proc. SPIE 2165, Medical Imaging 1994: PACS: Design and Evaluation, (15 May 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.174310
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KEYWORDS
Chromium

Human-machine interfaces

Radiology

Computed tomography

Image display

Image transmission

Magnetic resonance imaging

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