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Enterprise Imaging

  • Peter MildenbergerEmail author
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Abstract

Since several years, there is a general trend from departmental PACS solutions to integrated, enterprise-wide image management solution. Formerly called multimedia archives, it is now known as enterprise imaging platform. Several aspects, like governance, interfaces, access and privacy rules, etc., are relevant for a successful implementation of an enterprise imaging platform. Such data repositories could be perfect sources for the development, and clinical use of AI applications assumed that the quality of information from the different image sources including metadata, annotations or reports are reliable.

Keywords

Enterprise imaging PACS DICOM IHE Artificial intelligence 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Department of RadiologyUniversity Medical Center of Johannes Gutenberg-Universität MainzMainzGermany

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