root@cayne.UUCP (Superuser) (02/13/91)
Looking for information on file formats generally used in X-Ray images. Furthermore am interested in what X-Ray equipment is out there that will allow X-Ray images to be delivered direct to computers so that they be compressed for storage and the file formats delivered by these systems. Thanks, Ron Cayne
kees@prisma.cv.ruu.nl (Kees de Graaf) (02/15/91)
In <591@cayne.UUCP> root@cayne.UUCP (Superuser) writes: | Looking for information on file formats generally used in X-Ray | images. Furthermore am interested in what X-Ray equipment is out there | that will allow X-Ray images to be delivered direct to computers so | that they be compressed for storage and the file formats delivered | by these systems. (Assuming that you're talking about medical Xray images) 1) There is an SPIE conference covering most of the issue, Medical Imaging V, 2/23-3/1 1991, San Jose CA. Info on how to obtain Proceedings: tel 206/676-3290, fax 206/647-1445. 2) There is a newsgroup in which these and related topics are discussed, sci.med.physics. -- Kees de Graaf, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, kees@cv.ruu.nl `Software is not reusable as long as it is not reused' - R. Johnson
honig@ics.uci.edu (David Honig) (02/26/91)
>In <591@cayne.UUCP> root@cayne.UUCP (Superuser) writes: > >| Looking for information on file formats generally used in X-Ray >| images. Furthermore am interested in what X-Ray equipment is out there >| that will allow X-Ray images to be delivered direct to computers so >| that they be compressed for storage and the file formats delivered >| by these systems. One of GE's latest x-ray systems for cineangiograms has an ethernet interface -- David Honig "One man's bug is another man's feature --- that's evolution." -M. Minsky