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Verwendung des DICOM- Standards in heterogener Umgebung

1999

Purpose The DICOM standard, introduced in 1993, is now established in many of today's image modalities. Experiences with DICOM implementations and requirements for future developments are described. Methods First a brief summary of the development of the DICOM standard is given. Based on general observations, different problems with installation, programming and maintenance are outlined. Results The standard consists of mandatory and optional information models and functionalities to enable the use and development of a broad spectrum of applications. But the available options lead to specific applications not compatible with the basic idea of the standard. Discussion For functional communic…

DICOMModalitiesSoftwarebusiness.industryInformation modelMedicineRadiology Nuclear Medicine and imagingTechnology assessmentSoftware engineeringbusinessImplementationDicom StandardConstructiveDer Radiologe
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DICOM E-mail: Germany's minimum standard for teleradiology

2005

Abstract Due to the lack of a standard for teleradiology, the IT Working Group (Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Informationstechnik, @GIT) of the German Radiological Society (Deutsche Rontgengesellschaft, DRG) has set up an initiative for standardizing telemedicine. E-mail has been selected as the ideal basis for ad hoc connections in teleradiology since it is both easy to implement and use. The DICOM standard offers the option of appending DICOM data types as MIME attachments to any e-mail, thus enabling the transmission of the original DICOM data. Nevertheless, there are additional requirements (e.g., data privacy) that must be obeyed and implemented. The first recommendation was introduced at th…

Information privacyTelemedicinebusiness.industryComputer scienceGeneral MedicineTeleradiologylanguage.human_languageGermanWorld Wide WebDICOMlanguageThe InternetbusinessImplementationDicom StandardInternational Congress Series
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