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Digital image databasing.

S Brown·D Morris
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A previous two-part article by Simon Brown described the acquisition, editing, compression and initial storage of digital images taken in the clinical studio. Due to the higher-than-expected demand for this clinical service, additional factors had to be considered when dealing with large numbers of images. These included storage on writable compact disc (CD) drives and a system for retrieving images from these devices which was flexible enough to handle the requirements of different specialities and be usable by all medical illustration staff.

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S Brown, D Morris. 1995. Digital image databasing.. https://doi.org/10.3109/17453059509063671

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