Philippe AMELINE wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can you put me on the list ; I found a lot of C++ code at ucdavis.edu but I
> never took time to study it correctly - I fumbled in sockets ;-)
>
> The problem with DICOM is that it's not just an image format like JPEG, but
> a whole philosophy of data storage on a network.
>
> I must confess I am not at ease with radiologist's stuff : I have rather
> decorating structured datas with images than the contrary.
that would be most people's point of view, I think, especially in
general practice where most of the health record might be text and
numeric data rather than images, and especially if the health record
were delivered in an interactive web context in which images (not from
the record) were used to construct an interactive web page, e.g. live
video of the GP duriing the consult.
But I think we still have something to learn from DICOM
- thomas beale
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