Incremental cost of a department-wide PACS/CR implementation
- Author(s):
- Pratt,H.M. ( Univ.of Pennsylvania Medical Ctr. )
- Langlotz,C.P.
- Feingold,E.R.
- Schwartz,J.S.
- Kundel,H.L.
- Publication title:
- Medical imaging 1997, PACS design and evaluation : engineering and clinical issues : 25-28 February 1997, Newport Beach, California
- Title of ser.:
- Proceedings of SPIE - the International Society for Optical Engineering
- Ser. no.:
- 3035
- Pub. Year:
- 1997
- Page(from):
- 413
- Page(to):
- 423
- Pub. info.:
- Bellingham, Wash.: SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering
- ISSN:
- 0277786X
- ISBN:
- 9780819424464 [0819424463]
- Language:
- English
- Call no.:
- P63600/3035
- Type:
- Conference Proceedings
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