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Computed Tomography: The Revolution in Computer Based Medical Imaging,The same people who gave us . gave us CT: The EMI Corporation of London, England gave us the CT scanner. While they were discovering and promoting the Beatles, they were searching for a sharper image.

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Processing Biological Data in Real Time,A laboratory computer monitors a gas chromatograph overnight. Results are available in the morning for immediate analysis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-4710-4Personal; care; electrocardiogram (ECG); management; medical imaging; patients; practice management; treatm

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Computerized Management of Intensive Care Patients,ere certainly the focus of the initial monitoring systems introduced 20 years ago; but newer systems dealing with a much broader class of information are now becoming available. The following fictitious scenario illustrates the kinds of things that can be done with today’s technology.

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Computer Aided ECG Interpretation,ter technology to the interpretation of electrocardiograms [1]. Fifteen years later, 4 million (5 percent) of the electrocardiograms taken in the United States were interpreted by computer, and the usage of computer-read ECGs is increasing at a 12 percent rate per year. The latest versions of ECG co

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Ambulatory ECG Monitoring: Real-Time Analysis Versus Tape Scanning Systems,ricular ectopic activity who may be at risk for sudden death; likewise, it is used to monitor patients after myocardial infarction, to evaluate patients with intermittent symptoms possibly due to cardiac arrhythmias, to document the effectiveness of antiarrhythmic drug therapy, and to check the func

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