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[Image filing system for radiotherapy using a video tape recorder]
K Kurisu1, Y Hishikawa, M Taniguchi
1Department of Radiology, Hyogo College of Medicine.
Nihon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai Zasshi. Nippon Acta Radiologica
|January 25, 1992
Summary
This study introduces a cost-effective medical image filing system using video tape recorders (VTR) and personal computers. The system efficiently stores diverse medical images with spoken reports, enhancing accessibility.
Area of Science:
- Medical Imaging
- Information Technology
- Archival Systems
Context:
- Traditional medical image storage methods can be costly and inefficient.
- The need for integrated systems capable of handling various image formats, including moving and color images, is growing.
- Spoken reporting alongside visual data requires a robust archival solution.
Purpose:
- To develop an affordable and user-friendly image filing system for medical applications.
- To integrate video tape recorder (VTR) technology with personal computers for automated image archival.
- To enable the storage of diverse medical image types, including dynamic and color formats, with accompanying audio reports.
Summary:
- A novel image filing system was designed utilizing video tape recorder (VTR) technology controlled by a personal computer.
- The system facilitates the easy storage of medical images, encompassing moving and color formats, along with spoken reports.
- This approach establishes a cost-effective and practical solution for managing medical visual data.
Impact:
- Provides a low-cost alternative for medical image archiving, making advanced storage accessible.
- Improves the efficiency of managing and retrieving diverse medical image data.
- Offers a practical solution for integrating visual and auditory information in medical records.