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PubMed1976

[X-ray archivation with microfilm].

The LogEtronics X-Ray Microfilms system, which is used in our clinic as well as in two other Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallkliniken for archiving of x-ray films, has enabled us to microfilm all x-rays of 4 years within 14 months. The conception of the microfilm system has also stood the test from the point of view of fulfilling all legal requirements.

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PubMed1978

Microfilm storage of fetal monitoring records: a practical solution.

Microfilming of fetal monitoring records has, at our institution, been found to be a practical method for storage of recording papers from fetal monitoring. This system permits a reduction of the records by a factor of 20:1 and up to 7.64 hours of fetal monitroing records will fit into a 4 x 6 inch film jacket. This microfilm record can easily be placed into a patient's chart and can thus easily be retrieved.

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PubMed1976

Conversion of the periodical collection in a teaching hospital library to microfilm format.

The Martland Hospital Library converted many of its periodical backfiles to 16 mm microfilm cartridges. Some details of program implementation, user reactions, costs, and problems are discussed. In a teaching hospital library microfilm in cartridge format has been well accepted by patrons, in part because the need to read from a projection screen has been minimized by granting liberal printing privileges.

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