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Multimedia image and data navigation workstation.

Abstract

World Wide Web (WWW) standards have been established for the transmission of and remote consultation on medical information and records, including medical images, extracted from an existing hospital information system. A software package called Osiris is being used for the display and manipulation of medical images in a hospital-based picture archiving and communication system. Recent extensions of Osiris, through the integration of WWW navigational tools, allow easy access to a variety of clinical data from patient records. A special interface allows access to radiologic images, laboratory results, and related textual information through public-domain software programs. These technologic advances offer medical professionals the convenience and ease of use that have made WWW and Internet navigation so popular in the academic community.

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O Ratib, Y Ligier, C Mascarini, M Logean, C Girard, G Trayser, D Hochstrasser. Multimedia image and data navigation workstation.. https://doi.org/10.1148/radiographics.17.2.9084087

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