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[Picture documentation in ultrasonic diagnosis].

In addition to a written report, ultrasound findings also require picture documentation. Cuts in physician fees warrant optimal cost-effectiveness in ultrasound documentation. Of the presently available equipment for permanent image recording off the monitor and direct electronic recording the following are to be discussed and compared: Polaroid recording, X-ray film, 35 mm roll film, dry silver paper, video-tape, floppy-disc, optical disc recorder and electronic still camera. The costs per picture, including investment and operating costs in relation to annual number of examinations, are calculated for the various systems.

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Xerox telecopier transmission of fetal monitor tracings: a 4-year experience.

A telephone consultation system using the Xerox 400 Telecopier has been established to transmit fetal monitor data to a tertiary center from regional hospitals with limited experience in interpreting this data. This report reviews a 4-year experience with this consultative device, discusses both the advantages and disadvantages of such a program, and recommends the establishment of similar services in other tertiary centers. We believe that the establishment of such services can be of diagnostic and therapeutic benefit to inexperienced medical personnel when first confronted with the concept of fetal monitoring. Hopefully, by so doing, hospital use of fetal monitoring will increase.

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