In 1966, the National Academy of Sciences and the National Research Council published
“Accidental Death and Disability: The Neglected Disease of Modern Society,” which …

The objective of this study is to determine whether eliminating uncertainty in diagnosis
improves accuracy in teleradiology for remote trauma management and to assess the …

Research has shown that diagnostic quality images for most teleradiology applications
requires a sophisticated telemedicine system and access to a large amount of bandwidth …

Telemedicine is a newly emerging concept in clinical medicine. This article is a review of the
recent English language literature on the topic, and a proposal to utilize the concepts of …

OBJECTIVE: The objectives of the New York University (NYU) neurosurgery Web resource
are the following: 1) to educate patients and families of patients who have neurosurgical …

Teleradlology, the practice of radiology over a distance via electronic transmission of
radiologic Images, has the potential to fundamentally alter the practice of radiology In the …

Radiographic images can now be produced without the requirement of film processing and
development, and can be displayed rapidly on a computer monitor. We assessed junior …

Past field experiments and trials have shown the potential of telemedicine to improve health
care delivery, yet the expense of the technology has precluded widespread adoption. Now …

Multimedia refers to the use of graphics, sound, animation, and video in the transmission of
information. By accessing several sensory modalities instead of only one, multimedia allows …

Abstract This section of Current Opinion in Cardiology is dedicated to recent progress in
imaging and echocardiography. Two trends apparent from the five articles in this symposium …