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25 May 1989 Design and Performance Evaluation of a High Speed Fiber Optic Integrated Computer Network for Picture Archiving and Communications System
Ralph Martinez, Mohamed Nematbakhsh
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Abstract
Computer networks for Picture Archiving and Communications. Systems (PACS) have evolved over the last few years. Twisted pairs and coaxial cable networks have been used for image transfer at low data rates. Second generation PACS networks use fiber optic communications at speeds up to 140 Mbps. In this paper, the need for integrated voice, data, and image communications and network rates over 200 Mbps is presented. A high speed fiber optic network for integrated PACS services has been design and simulated in the Computer Engineering Research Laboratory at the University of Arizona. This paper summarizes the characteristics and protocols of this network. The network represents a high performance application for local PACS environments and its implementation is technically feasible now.
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Ralph Martinez and Mohamed Nematbakhsh "Design and Performance Evaluation of a High Speed Fiber Optic Integrated Computer Network for Picture Archiving and Communications System", Proc. SPIE 1093, Medical Imaging III: PACS System Design and Evaluation, (25 May 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953316
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KEYWORDS
Picture Archiving and Communication System

Imaging systems

Data archive systems

Networks

Data integration

Medical imaging

Image segmentation

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