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Design and implementation of a biomedical image database (BDIM).

F Aubry¹, S Badaoui, H Kaplan

¹U66 INSERM, CIERM, Hôpital Kremlin Bicêtre, France.

Medical Informatics = Medecine Et Informatique

|October 1, 1988

Summary

We developed a standardized biomedical image database (BDIM) for easier transmission and processing of medical images and curves. This system ensures compatibility with ACR/NEMA protocols and supports distributed structures.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Imaging
Database Management
Medical Informatics

Background:

Standardized representation of biomedical data is crucial for efficient transmission and processing.
Existing systems may lack compatibility with established communication protocols like ACR/NEMA.
Distributed structures are increasingly important for managing large-scale biomedical data.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a biomedical image database (BDIM) with standardized data representation.
To ensure easier transmission and processing of medical images and curves.
To maintain compatibility with ACR/NEMA protocols and support distributed architectures.

Main Methods:

Developed a BDIM with standardized representation for value arrays (images, curves) and parameters.

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Implemented a two-tiered object management system using ORACLE relational DBMS.

Ensured compatibility with ACR/NEMA communication protocol and integrated distributed tools.

Main Results:

Achieved standardized representation of biomedical data, independent of acquisition mode.
Facilitated easier transmission and processing of medical images and curves.
Successfully integrated the BDIM into a distributed structure with ACR/NEMA compatibility.

Conclusions:

The developed BDIM offers a standardized and efficient solution for managing biomedical image data.
The system's compatibility with ACR/NEMA and distributed architecture enhances its applicability.
BDIM facilitates easier data handling and integration within networked medical environments.