Automated mammographic reporting and follow-up with an inexpensive lap-top microcomputer Morgan G. DunneSean B. Dunne Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 147 - 149
Image processing in digital radiography: Basic concepts and applications Gary T. BarnesKaren Lauro Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 132 - 146
The ACR-NEMA digital imaging and communications standard: A nontechnical description Chris Spilker OriginalPaper Pages: 127 - 131
Context-dependent enhancements for radiological images B. PlessisM. GoldbergN. Hickey OriginalPaper Pages: 114 - 122
Multimedia radiological reports: Creation and playback Cheryl SchrammMorris Goldberg OriginalPaper Pages: 106 - 113
Multimedia document architecture for medical applications A. KarmouchN. D. Georganas OriginalPaper Pages: 99 - 105
A multimedia medical communication link between a radiology department and an emergency department M. GoldbergJ. RobertsonJ. Tombaugh OriginalPaper Pages: 92 - 98
A psychophysical comparison of two methods for adaptive histogram equalization John B. ZimmermanSteve B. CousinsMichael G. Kahn OriginalPaper Pages: 82 - 91
Stereotactic neurosurgery planning on a personal-computer-based work station T. M. PetersJ. A. ClarkO. Jeppsson OriginalPaper Pages: 75 - 81
Electronic aids to education and practice in radiology: The personal computer in the radiologist’s office Tim B. Hunter OriginalPaper Pages: 71 - 74
CAR ’89—Computer-assisted radiology third international symposium and exhibition Berlin, June 25–28, 1989 Heinz U. Lemke Report Pages: 69 - 70
The First International Conference in Image Management and Communication in Patient Care: Implementation and Impact Washington, DC, June 4–8, 1989 Seong K. MunMelvyn GrebermanBruce P. Majors Report Pages: 65 - 68
Radiologic staging of lung carcinoma: A report generator and database system Morgan G. DunneSean B. Dunne Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 56 - 60
Hypermedia in radiology: Computer-assisted education Charles C. ChenPaul B. HofferHenry A. Swett Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 48 - 55
Signal detection in digital chest-phantom images acquired with an image intensifier Gerhard W. BrauerPaul D. FisherGordon W. Ritchie Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 42 - 47
Impact of image size on effectiveness of digital imaging systems Paul D. FisherGerhard W. Brauer Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 39 - 41
Precise measurement of vertebral bone density using computed tomography without the use of an external reference phantom Scott D. BodenDavid J. GoodenoughRobert M. Allman Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 31 - 38
Mini-micro-mainframe computer marriage: Combining technologies in a radiology results reporting system George DavidScott Gregory Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 27 - 30
Problems in applying expert system technology to Radiographic Image Interpretation David W. PirainoBradford J. RichmondFred Jones Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 21 - 26
Optimizing radiologic workup: An artificial intelligence approach Henry A. SwettMichael RothschildPerry L. Miller Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 15 - 20
Image management and communication in patient care: Perspectives on implementation and impact Melvyn GrebermanSeong K. Mun Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 11 - 14
The correction of nonuniform signal intensity profiles in magnetic resonance imaging John ListerudRobert E. LenkinskiLeon Axel Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 2 - 8
A modified color display for computed tomography John M. BrambleRichard LawsMichael F. Insana Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 43 - 44
Local area networks for radiology Samuel J. DwyerNicholas J. MankovichRoger A. Bauman Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 28 - 38
Why bother with a computerized scheduling system? Ronald Arenson Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 24 - 27
Properties of digital images in radiology John A. CorreiaNathaniel M. Alpert Digital Imaging Basics Pages: 18 - 23
Radiology systems of the nineties: Meeting the challenge of change Gwilym S. LodwickJaime L. Taaffe Introduction Pages: 4 - 12
