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Personal computer needs for the radiologist.

J D Newell·T B Hunter
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This article reviews the computer system hardware and software, applications programs, and computer network services that are available on microcomputers for use by the radiologist. The American College of Radiology Institute computer network is described, which is specifically designed to help the practicing radiologist.

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J D Newell, T B Hunter. 1986. Personal computer needs for the radiologist.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004424-198602000-00015

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