[Techniques in teleconsultation].

F, Engel-Murke; G, Graschew; B, Rau; P M, Schlag

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[Techniques in teleconsultation].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 03 Jun 1998 German Journal:Langenbecks Archiv fur Chirurgie. Supplement. Kongressband. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Chirurgie. Kongress, volume 114 (issn: 0942-2854,

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Authors: F, Engel-Murke; G, Graschew; B, Rau; P M, Schlag;

pmid: 9574227

[Techniques in teleconsultation].

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Abstract

The aim of the new developments in telemedicine is to optimize medical care by the use of new communication technologies. Teleconsultation is a basic component of telemedicine. Telepresence systems demand high-quality video transmissions and interactive communication. Comparison of the quality of the transmitted pictures demonstrates that an ISDN connection is not suitable for live video transmissions. In contrast to this the SICONET/OP 2000 communication module allows the setup of an interactive telepresence system with 3D visualization in broadcast quality.

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User-Computer Interface, Computer Systems, Germany, Remote Consultation, Image Processing, Computer-Assisted, Video Recording, Humans

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