Networked multimedia for medical imaging

Wong, Stephen T.C.; Huang, H. K.

doi:10.1109/93.591159

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“…In addition to general image browsing and retrieval, we briefly illustrate representative applications in clinical practice, education, and research being investigated at UCSF. For details please refer to [9].…”

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<title>PACS meets digital library: issues and applications</title>

et al. 1997

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The purpose of this presentation is to point out the issues of incorporating digital libraries (DL) technologies into picture archiving and communication systems (PACS). The DL technologies can be used to increase the knowledge content and utilities of PACS and associated medical information systems in providing a broader range of medical services. We further illustrate certain potential application areas with examples from a research prototype developed on top of the hospital-integrated PACS of UCSF.

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“…Second, the 64 KB, 512 KB, 4 MB, and 32 MB file sizes are divisible by 2 3 and provide a good range of small and large files for testing purposes. We specifically simulate using 4 MB and 32 MB files sizes because any file size larger than 1 MB is representative of medical imagery [15]. As our research focuses on medical imagery transmissions, these file sizes are sufficient and the largest we transmit.…”

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Transmitting Medical Imagery over 2-Meter Amateur Packet Radio Networks using TCP Reno and UDP

Wiedemeier

2008

2008 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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“…Recent developments in computer technology have enabled large, distributed multimedia applications to be created in such application areas as education [25], health care [24], and process control [15]. These applications are often web-based and involve a large amount of user interaction.…”

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Formal Specification and Prototyping of Multimedia Applications

Arndt

Chang

Guercio

2000

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Multimedia systems incorporating hyperlinks and user interaction can be prototyped using TAOML, an extension of HTML. TAOML is used to define a Teleaction Object (TAO) which is a multimedia object with associated hypergraph structure and knowledge structure The hypergraph structure supports the effective presentation and efficient communication of multimedia information. In this paper, a formal specification methodology for TAOs using Symbol Relation (SR) grammars is described. An attributed SR grammar is then introduced in order to associate knowledge with the TAO. The limitations to achieve an efficient parser are given. The grammatical formalism allows for validation and verification of the system specification. This methodology provides a principled approach to specify, verify, validate and prototype multimedia applications.

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Networked multimedia for medical imaging

Cited by 23 publications

References 12 publications

<title>PACS meets digital library: issues and applications</title>

<title>PACS meets digital library: issues and applications</title>

Transmitting Medical Imagery over 2-Meter Amateur Packet Radio Networks using TCP Reno and UDP

Formal Specification and Prototyping of Multimedia Applications

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