American Journal of Roentgenology · 1998 · 31 citations · 4 references
MedicineEducational TechnologyRadiologyDatabasesDiagnostic RadiologyDigital ImagingElectronic Document ManagementImage RetrievalImaging Data ManagementMedical Imaging Information SystemsRadiology InformaticsRadiology Information SystemsAccess To Imaging RecordsComputer-assisted Radiology ReportingImage Retrieval SystemsMedical Image Database DesignMedical Image DatabasesPicture Archiving SystemsRadiology Information System DesignRadiology Reporting Systems
OBJECTIVE: Our goal was to develop a software system that allows easy and rapid input of digital radiology images and text reports, at the time of interpretation, into an easily searchable electronic teaching file database using the Internet and the World-Wide Web protocols, servers, and browsers. CONCLUSION: Using the Internet, the World-Wide Web, and our software system, we can rapidly input digital radiology images and associated text reports into an easily searchable database accessed by privileged users. This inexpensive and simple method for building a digital teaching file database allows cross-platform access for users who have a Web browser.
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Inside BrighamRAD: providing radiology teaching cases on the Internet.
G L Mammone, B. Leonard Holman, Robert A. Greenes et al. · Radiographics · 1995 · 36 citations