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[Current computer utilization by 2 surgical services: start-up problems].

P Corneillie·L Cardoen
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There are almost no hardware problems. Before buying a computer, one should carefully investigate the number of different tasks to be automated. The major problem is the kind of software to use for this tasks. It is obvious that the software possibilities determine the choice of the hardware type.

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P Corneillie, L Cardoen. [Current computer utilization by 2 surgical services: start-up problems].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3788379/

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