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[Development of DICOM image browser for Macintosh computer].

K Ishikawa·H Ogino·R Asai·S Ohba
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Although many medical image browsers are available today, most are extremely expensive. To solve this problem, we developed a Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) image browser (Medical Image Browser) for Macintosh computers. A comparison between this software, Advantage Workstation, NIH Image, and Graphic Converter suggested that this software is useful for diagnosis on the Macintosh desktop. This software is available at wwwl.odn.ne.jp/cak42860.

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K Ishikawa, H Ogino, R Asai, S Ohba. 2000. [Development of DICOM image browser for Macintosh computer].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10689891/

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