J M Links
J M Links
Applications of personal computers in a nuclear medicine practice range from word processing and data base management to storage of patient and drug data to data analysis and computer-assisted diagnosis. The author offers examples of such a...
Tomorrow's state of the art. A radiologic technology forecast. Interview by Joseph G. Herman [0.03%]
明日的前沿技术——放射学技术展望
L W Brady,M J Chamberlain,B B Goldberg et al.
L W Brady et al.
A H Rowberg
A H Rowberg
How much does one need to know about the computer part of a computed tomographic or nuclear magnetic resonance system to select the best system and to use it effectively? Enough to comprehend how features or options relate to individual app...
R G Gould
R G Gould
Computer hardware associated with digital radiographic and digital fluoroscopic systems commonly includes an analog-to-digital converter, an image processor, a digital disk, and a digital display device. This article reviews the features of...
R G Gould
R G Gould
A digital fluoroscopic system is described that reduces noise in the subtraction image by averaging together video frames generated while the x-ray tube is operated at fluoroscopic current levels. Compared with pulsed digital systems, it ha...
J R Halama,R E Henkin
J R Halama
The predominant type of single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) system available today is the rotating gamma camera system. These systems are complex, with many variables to control, and are prone to artifacts. To maintain optima...
J W Laude
J W Laude
Physicians or hospital administrators must consider many factors in the purchase of single-photon emission computed tomography systems. This article summarizes justification of purchase by forecasting SPECT use and developing pay-back scena...
H Wagner Jr
H Wagner Jr
M J Myers,F Fazio
M J Myers
N J Kagetsu,D R Zulauf,R C Ablow
N J Kagetsu
Many emergency rooms do not offer full-time coverage by a radiologist. Teleradiology can enable a radiologist to offer services to a number of emergency rooms. This allows more timely interpretation of emergency room studies and improved pa...