Parker J A, Royal H D, Uren R F, Front D, Bliss J G, Rabuzzi M, Jansons D, Kolodny G M
Radiology. 1983 Apr;147(1):237-40. doi: 10.1148/radiology.147.1.6828736.
An all-digital nuclear medicine department is described. Nuclear medicine images are acquired by a separate computer interfaced to each camera. The digital images are viewed, manipulated, and interpreted from remote display stations in an interpretation area. The interpretation is dictated into a Rapid Telephone Access System (RTAS), where the voice is digitized and stored. By dialing the patient's identification number, the referring physician can hear the interpretation over any telephone. The images are filed on large storage discs. The digital scans can be rapidly and easily accessed for later review by the use of several directory programs. This system has brought not only efficiency and cost savings, but the ability for remote viewing elsewhere in the hospital and telephone transmission of nuclear cardiology studies from community hospitals for interpretation in the digital nuclear medicine department.
本文描述了一个全数字化的核医学科室。核医学图像由连接到每台相机的独立计算机获取。数字图像在解读区域的远程显示站进行查看、处理和解读。解读内容口述到快速电话接入系统（RTAS）中，语音在该系统中被数字化存储。通过拨打患者识别号，转诊医生可以在任何电话上听取解读内容。图像存储在大容量存储盘上。通过使用几个目录程序，可以快速轻松地访问数字扫描图像以供后续查看。该系统不仅提高了效率、节省了成本，还具备在医院其他地方进行远程查看的能力，以及接收社区医院核心脏病学研究的电话传输并在数字核医学科室进行解读的能力。
