Miaoulis G, Protopapa E, Skourlas C, Delides G
Metaxas Memorial Cancer Institute of Piraeus, Department of Pathology, Greece.
Arch Anat Cytol Pathol. 1995;43(4):275-81.
In this paper the authors present the basic results of the study for the "TELE.INFO.MED.LAB" project. This study is based on the local experience of the Metaxas Cancer Institute case and on international references. The possibilities rendered by current developments in telemedicine and particularly in telepathology accelerate and facilitate the communication of crucial medical data and creation of "second level" medical services overcoming the geographical particularities of the country. The availability of data transmission (signals, images, texts, etc.) enables the creation of a "uniform market" for various services. This system must take into account the financial realities, geographical aspects transportation problems and technological developments. Organization of this system, the choices of technical standards and the realization of a complete pilot project are described. For this system we also describe the functional and technical aspects, as well as software and hardware components for the different types of units.
在本文中,作者展示了“TELE.INFO.MED.LAB”项目的基础研究成果。该研究基于梅塔克萨斯癌症研究所的本地经验以及国际参考文献。远程医疗,尤其是远程病理学当前的发展所带来的可能性,加速并促进了关键医疗数据的交流以及“二级”医疗服务的创建,克服了该国的地理特殊性。数据传输(信号、图像、文本等)的可用性使得各种服务能够创建一个“统一市场”。该系统必须考虑财务现实、地理因素、运输问题和技术发展。本文描述了该系统的组织、技术标准的选择以及一个完整试点项目的实现。对于这个系统,我们还描述了其功能和技术方面,以及不同类型单元的软件和硬件组件。