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14 January 1982 Salient Characteristics Of A Distributed Diagnostic Imaging Management System For A Radiology Department
Samuel J. Dwyer III, Arch W. Templeton, W. H. Anderson, M. A. Tarlton, K. S. Hensley, K. R. Lee, D. F. Preston, S. Batnitzky, E. Levine, S. J. Rosenthal, N. L. Martin, L. T. Cook
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Abstract
The design and implementation of a distributed diagnostic imaging management system is new. The goal of these distributed systems is to integrate digital diagnostic imaging modalities through a local area network. This paper provides an estimate of the current utilization of digital diagnostic image data and provides the user logical functions required for each node of the distributed system.
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Samuel J. Dwyer III, Arch W. Templeton, W. H. Anderson, M. A. Tarlton, K. S. Hensley, K. R. Lee, D. F. Preston, S. Batnitzky, E. Levine, S. J. Rosenthal, N. L. Martin, and L. T. Cook "Salient Characteristics Of A Distributed Diagnostic Imaging Management System For A Radiology Department", Proc. SPIE 0318, 1st Intl Conf and Workshop on Picture Archiving and Communication Systems, (14 January 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.967645
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KEYWORDS
Diagnostics

Imaging systems

Digital imaging

Distributed computing

Nuclear medicine

Computing systems

Radiography

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