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A teleradiology architecture featuring security and high performance
Francisco Corella1, Karen P Lewison, Mohammed Talukder
1Pomcor, Danville, PA 17821, USA. francisco@pomcor.com
Abstract:
DSL or cable modem promise faster teleradiology solutions but require security measures to protect data as it travels over the public Internet. A Virtual private network link may protect data but creates a vulnerability for the hospital intranet. We upload images from the hospital to Web server hosted on the Internet and download them to a PC at the physician's home. Both transfers are protected by the standard SSL Web security protocol. Files can be zipped together for transmission as a unit, with lossless compression as an added benefit. We have measured download times of a few seconds for nuclear medicine studies and a few minutes for a computed tomography study. The proposed solution, which does not require a full-fledged picture archiving and communication system, is adequate for small hospitals or imaging centers.
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