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The Tritura of a PACS System for B Mode Ultrasonic Images

Sheng Liu, Jun Wang

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This article introduces some key technologies of the developed B-Ultrasonic PACS and expatiates on them through image acquisition and processing, information's archiving and accessing. system communication and DICOM standardization. At the same time this article puts forward some means to make up the limitation existed in PACS of China.

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This article introduces some key technologies of the developed B-Ultrasonic PACS and expatiates on them through image acquisition and processing, information's archiving and accessing. system communication and DICOM standardization. At the same time this article puts forward some means to make up the limitation existed in PACS of China.

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This article introduces some key technologies of the developed B-Ultrasonic PACS and expatiates on them through image acquisition and processing, information's archiving and accessing. system communication and DICOM standardization. At the same time this article puts forward some means to make up the limitation existed in PACS of China.

Key concepts: Computer science, DICOM, Picture archiving and communication system, Standardization, Key (lock), Mode (computer interface), Ultrasonic sensor, Multimedia

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