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DICOM: key concepts--part I.

Jeff Kabachinski
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In this issue and next, we're investigating different sections of the DICOM Standard to get a grip on what it's all about. The bottom line is to facilitate communication and DICOM addresses all the technical aspects to allow complying OEMs to talk to one another. In part 2, IT World completes its overview on DICOM by exploring UID, networking with DICOM, conformance, and conformance statements.

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Jeff Kabachinski. DICOM: key concepts--part I.. https://doi.org/10.2345/0899-8205(2005)39%5B214%3Adkci%5D2.0.co%3B2

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