This mobile-phone enhanced controller can be of use for enhancing image management for clinicians with nearly no restriction in time and location using various wireless communication modes. With the growing computing capability of mobile phones, it is possible to develop a handy mobile-phone controller for accessing the PACS. 1 At present clinicians and radiologists can only retrieve relevant images and patient information through workstations with fixed locations and restricted local networks. WITH THE ADVENT of the picture archiving and communication system (PACS) in a filmless hospital environment, there is an increasing demand for immediate access to image display. This is particularly important in case of urgent consultation, and it allows health care workers better use of the time for patient care. Using a mobile phone embedded with the mobile controller client program, this system would serve as a tool for heath care and medical professionals to improve the efficiency of the health care services by speedy delivery of image information.
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No complicated computer hardware or software is necessary. This allows greater feasibility to accommodate the rapidly changing communication technology. The communication method of mobile phones can be adapted to multiple wireless environments in Hong Kong. The application processing is performed on the server side to reduce computational loading in the mobile device. In this mobile system, a server program is developed in a PACS Web server which serves as an interface for client programs in the mobile phone and the enterprise PACS for image distribution in hospitals. The mobile controller allows image management of the PACS including display, worklisting, query and retrieval of medical images in DICOM format.
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The PACS is an integrated system for the distribution and archival of medical images that are acquired by different imaging modalities such as CT (computed tomography) scanners, CR (computed radiography) units, DR (digital radiography) units, US (ultrasonography) scanners, and MR (magnetic resonance) scanners.
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With the growing computing capability of mobile phones, a handy mobile controller is developed for accessing the picture archiving and communication system (PACS) to enhance image management for clinicians with nearly no restriction in time and location using various wireless communication modes.