Medical Image Distribution, Networks and Communications

MEDICAL IMAGE DISTRIBUTION,
NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS

MEDICAL IMAGE DISTRIBUTION
X-Ray
We have our medical imaging
started by the invention of
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen that
was successfully used at the
field of radiology
PACS
Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). Digital operation and
have expanded their radiology PACS solutions to enterprise wide imaging
archives storing data not only from radiology but also from other imaging
data producing departments and providing access
Growing Amount of Data as Driver
Increasing installations and imaging requests the

number of patients scanned on these imaging devices
increased rapidly. Besides that, the rapid development
of scan technology further increased data production
NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS
The role of digital communication networks for data
exchange in healthcare settings is rising. Multimedia
data, including text, images, graphics, signals, and
sound, may want to be transmitted via them this part
of communicatiom can minimize the travel and
classification for time used and decrease following
outcome.
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE TOPOLOGY AND
PROTOCOLS
NETWORK PROTOCOLS
Trivia:
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE – The overall design

for a computer network that includes connection of
via information's.
TOPOLOGY AND PROTOCOLS- This under

connection and commutating of network for
arrangement of pattern for certain devices.
DIGITAL IMAGE COMMUNICATION IN MEDICINE (DICOM)
STANDARD
DICOM is a standard for

handling, storing, printing,
and transmitting information
in medical imaging. It
includes a f format definition
and a network
communications protocol
NETWORK STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS
PRESENTED BY: VINCE ROY GALIAS

KRIZYL FORRO
COMPUTER NETWORK
Two or more objects sharing resources and information.
Computers, terminals, and servers that are interconnected
by communication channels sharing data and program
resources.
LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)
A local area network is a small area networked with a
series of cables or wireless access points that allow
computers to share information and devices on the same
network.
WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN)
A wide area network is a network that spans a large area: city,
state, nation, continent, or the world.
It is used to connect computers that are not physically attached
through conventional network cables but are rather connected
through other means, such as telephones lines, satellite links, or
other types of communication cable.
PEER TO PEER NETWORK
In a peer-to-peer network, each computer on the network is
considered equal: no computer has ultimate control over
another. Each computer controls its own information and
operation and can function either as a client or as a server
depending on the needs of the other computers on the network.
SERVER BASED NETWORK
In a server-based network, there is a centralized

computer (the server) that controls the operations, files,
and sometimes the programs of the computers (the
clients) attached to the network.
CLIENT BASED NETWORK
A client-based network is similar to a server-based network in
that there is a centralized computer that controls the operations
of the network; however, rather than sending the entire original
resource to the client for processing, the server process the
resource as requested by the client and returns only the result
back to the client.
TYPICAL COMPONENTS OF A NETWORK
SERVER
A server is a computer that manages resources for other
computers, servers, and networked devices.
A server is most often dedicated to one task for the
network and is usually the most robust computer on the
network.
THIN CLIENT
A thin client is a device that is found on a network
that requests services and resources from a server.
THICK CLIENT
A thick client is a computer that can work independently of the
network and process and manage its own files.
the thick client is networked so that it can share resources such
as printing and take advantage of the additional security
available on the network through dedicated serves.
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MEDICAL IMAGE DISTRIBUTION,

NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS

Increasing installations and imaging requests the

NETWORK ARCHITECTURE – The overall design

TOPOLOGY AND PROTOCOLS- This under

DICOM is a standard for

PRESENTED BY: VINCE ROY GALIAS

In a server-based network, there is a centralized

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