Noz M E, Schimpf J H, Maguire G Q
J Med Syst. 1977;1(3):251-61. doi: 10.1007/BF02222587.
In many nuclear Medicine studies computer-controlled graphic displays are an absolute necessity for obtaining meaningful results. Design criteria developed by an interdisciplinary scientific panel are presented to achieve a display system based on television technology; an instrument interface employing list mode using bubble-memory storage technology, thus having a low information-loss rate; and flexible modular software easily tailored to the specific needs of both clinicians and technicians. The panel considers a minicomputer system with broad, flexible applications to be a valuable tool, particularly in doing those function studies that only can be done via nuclear medicine techniques. The final specifications ultimately allow the selection of a vendor and hospital installation, even though all criteria are not currently achievable.
在许多核医学研究中，计算机控制的图形显示对于获得有意义的结果是绝对必要的。本文介绍了一个跨学科科学小组制定的设计标准，以实现一个基于电视技术的显示系统；一个采用气泡存储技术的列表模式的仪器接口，因此信息丢失率较低；以及易于根据临床医生和技术人员的特定需求进行定制的灵活模块化软件。该小组认为，具有广泛灵活应用的小型计算机系统是一种有价值的工具，特别是在进行那些只能通过核医学技术完成的功能研究时。最终规格最终允许选择供应商并在医院安装，尽管目前并非所有标准都能实现。
