DIGITAL RADIOLOGY AND TELE-RADIOLOGY

Data Standards in Tele-radiology

Data standards play an important role to provide interoperability among different system. As other applications of telemedicine, the tele-radiology needs these standards to work properly. In this article, we conducted a review to introduce some data standards about tele-radiology. By searching PUBMED and Google Scholar database, we find more relevant articles about data standards in tele-radiol...

Compression Techniques in Tele-Radiology

This paper describes a prototype telemedicine system for remote 3D radiation treatment planning. Due to voluminous medical image data and image streams generated in interactive frame rate involved in the application, the importance of deploying adjustable lossy to lossless compression techniques is emphasized in order to achieve acceptable performance via various kinds of communication networks...

Digital radiology and PACS.

Future hospital information systems should permit the systematic storage of all information generalized within the hospital, including medical diagnostic images. For such a system to be realized, implementation of a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) is needed. The development of computed radiography with an imaging plate (CR) has made it possible for digitalization of all kinds ...

Digital Options for Panoramic Radiology

Openness in (tele-) Radiology Workstations: the Chili® Plugin Concept

Several problems can be observed today in the field of computer assisted radiology. Nearly every application in the radiology department needs it’s own computer: Console computers are necessary to operate the imaging modalities. Viewing stations are used for reporting or further analysis of the image data. Terminals of the radiology informations system RIS are used to manage and organize the pa...