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Multimedia technology in the radiology department
Proceedings of the second ACM international conference on Multimedia - MULTIMEDIA '94, 1994In this paper we describe a set of multimedia tools for use in a filmless radiology department. The purpose of these tools is to create multimedia radiology reports, containing text, images, and voice annotations. The text part of the reports is transcribed from dictations made by the radiologists while they use an advanced multi monitor diagnosis ...
F. Sauer, Mansur R. Kabuka
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Process improvement in a radiology department
Business Process Management Journal, 2019PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to improve the mammography and ultrasound screening processes to increase the healthcare system quality and patients’ pleasantness while decreasing costs.Design/methodology/approachThe data storage system is very insufficient so that data are collected from hospital staff and by personal observations.
Hatice Camgöz-Akdag, Tugçe Beldek
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The use of thrombin in the radiology department
European Radiology, 2008Thrombin is a naturally occurring coagulation protein that converts soluble fibrinogen into insoluble fibrin and plays a vital role in the coagulation cascade and in turn haemostasis. Thrombin also promotes platelet activation. In the last few years, there has been a rapid increase in the use of thrombin by radiologists in a variety of clinical ...
Ward, E +4 more
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Designing a Safer Radiology Department
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2012Patients presume safety in radiologic services, but the potential to do harm exists in every area of imaging. Radiology department personnel need to understand basic regulatory requirements for safety and how to promote and improve safety in the future.This article reviews key safety metrics that we think are relevant to radiology and discusses how to ...
C Daniel, Johnson +7 more
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The Digital Radiology Department of the Future
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1985The boom in microelectronics, including cost-effectiveness, has now allowed us to consider the use of these objects to store digital images. There remains much research, development, and clinical evaluation to be done in receptor technology. Further improvements in image processing, optical laser disk storage, and optical transmission and further ...
M P, Capp +4 more
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Improving efficiency in the radiology department
Pediatric Radiology, 2017The modern radiology department is built around the flow of information. Ordering providers request imaging studies to be performed, technologists complete the work required to perform the imaging studies, and radiologists interpret and report on the imaging findings.
Alexander J, Towbin +2 more
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Networks in the radiology department and the hospital
European Radiology, 2001Data networks are a basic technology with regard to an appropriate design of the information technology (IT) infrastructure for the hospital. Due to the distributed workflow within the hospital, an integrated Hospital Information System (HIS) is based mostly on a set of network applications facing specific items.
Pelikan, Ernst +2 more
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Relieving the pressure in the radiology department
British Journal of Nursing, 2001Interventional radiological procedures can be complex, requiring patients, many of whom already have compromised arterial circulation, to lie immobile for significant periods. X-ray table mattresses are designed to avoid radiation attenuation, which could degrade image quality or increase patient dose.
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Responsibility for Accidents in Radiological Departments
The British Journal of Radiology, 1946The subject I have chosen for this address is one which is of importance to every radiologist. Yet it is a subject which has not, so far as I know, been considered before in this Section. It is true that the incidence of accidents in X-ray work in this country is very low; so low indeed as to reflect great credit on the organisation of our departments.
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Research in the Clinical Radiology Department
Investigative Radiology, 1992Researchers often feel tangled in a web of bureaucracy when attempting to conduct their research. However, it is vital that researchers get involved and develop review processes such as those described above, which facilitate animal research yet address the important ethical, legal, and other related issues raised by hospital administrators and the ...
C L, Coblentz +3 more
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