Teleradiology, like telemedicine generally, has arisen because of the shift to digital
communication and the demand for equal access to medical care. Unlike much of …

Present technologic limitations do not allow completely accurate reproduction of a chest film,
the gold standard of teleradiology. Although interpretation accuracy of broad-band …

Teleradiology is the most widely practised form of telemedicine and the necessary
equipment is readily available. The limiting technical factor is often the communication links …

Teleradiology refers to the transmission of radiographic images from one location to another.
Most of the work to date has involved scanning of conventional radiographs at clinics and …

A teleradiology system acquires radiographic images at one location and transmits them to
one or more remote sites, where they are displayed and/or converted to hard copy. These …

Telemedicine has been variously defined" but can broadly be described as combining
telecommunications technology with medical expertise for the delivery of medical care or …

Teleradiology, the electronic transmission of radiological images for the purposes of
interpretation and consultation, has successfully entered routine health services. It is …

This paper proceeds from the definition of teleradiology. It identifies three different
generations of teleradiology systems and also includes those systems that are not regarded …

Abstract The Radiology Department at the University of Arizona has been operating a
teleradiology program for almost 2 years. The goal of this project was to characterize the …

Teleradiology has become a reality for several years now, but its existence still has not been
freed from all controversies. From the beginning the military has been the driving force for …