PubMed · 7421338
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O J Davies, F Lombardi. 1980. Microprocessor based simulator for gamma camera image processors.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02443321
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A teleradiology link based on standard personal computers and a flat-bed CCD scanner was tested. A 64 kbit/s dial-up digital ISDN telephone line was used for transmission. A total of 254 films (174 uncompressed, 80 compressed) were sent. Ninety-six per cent of the uncompressed images and 98% of the compressed images were considered technically acceptable. The total diagnostic agreement between the acceptable transmitted images and the original films was 98%. Image quality was sufficient for diagnosis in CT and conventional chest and bone radiographs. However, a 256-step gray scale of the scanner was not sufficient for demanding situations, such as overexposed images with a high contrast gradient. The average speed of transmission was 60 kbit/s, which was considered adequate. The tested system suggests that a teleradiology link based on standard personal computers and programs works in situations where instant consultation is needed. However, the image digitization time with the prototype system was quite long, and a better user interface is under development.
Since its inception in January 1988, the Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings, a quarterly medical journal, has been published by the few staff of the Scientific Publications Office (Baylor Research Institute, Dallas, Texas, USA) using microcomputers and page-makeup software in conjunction with a commercial printing company. This article outlines the establishment of the journal; the steps used in the publication process; the software and hardware used; and the changes in design, content, and circulation that have taken place as the journal and the technology used to create it have evolved.
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