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Converting interactive laserdisc to interactive digital video: a demonstration using the University of Washington human brain animations.
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[Choice of electron equipment for x-ray diagnostic digital scanning system].
The paper deals with the choice of electron equipment for X-ray diagnostic devices with digital image processing which are intended for population-based mass prophylactic examinations of lung. Guidelines for the optimization of the package of electron devices for processing and storing of data and for obtaining hard copies of X-ray films.
Expert systems: a new era in videodiscs.
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Exploring videodisc's potential.
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Image permanence: the videodisc, a hope for the future.
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Basics of videodisc and optical disk technology.
This article outlines basic videodisc and optical disk technology. Both optical and capacitance videodisc technology are described. Optical disk technology as a mass digital image and data storage device is defined and briefly compared with other established information storage media including magnetic tape and microforms. The article includes a look into the future of videodisc and optical disk.
Response to the use of videodisc technology in nutrition education research.
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Interactive videodiscs: suicide and chronic mental illness.
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Simulating clinical situations: interactive videodisc.
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Stalking the wild asparagyrus: learning neuroanatomy using an interactive videodisc system.
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An examination of the use of interactive videodisc cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction for the lay community.
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Continuing education: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Dental CE is mandatory for ongoing competency in dental practice. There are numerous methods of obtaining CE, some of which are highly successful and others that are of minimal value. In this article, I have described and prioritized the various methods of obtaining CE according to their effectiveness as I perceive it. CE in dentistry can be enjoyable, will allow dentists to serve their patients at a higher level of competency and will keep practitioners mentally stimulated as they learn new concepts and techniques.
Videodisc--computer technology in the teaching of pathology.
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Information providers and videodisc/optical disk technology.
Although industrial and consumer videodisc technology has been available since 1978, information providers are now just beginning to explore the possibilities of using videodisc and optical disk technology as publishing media. Firms involved in the design, development, and delivery of information products and services are looking at these technologies as new business opportunities and distribution channels. The areas in which information providers are using videodisc and optical disk technology are covered briefly.
Videodiscs are starring in faculty training programs.
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Interactive videodisc patient simulations of oral diseases.
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