Daniel Hägg and Emil Styrke

Image Processing
Imaging vendors have options for image processing hardware
When developing new imaging systems, OEMs can choose from many types of computer hardware platforms. Platform selection in turn affects the type of image processing to be used, which then influences the radiologist's work when viewing medical images. Software architects from advanced visualization developer ContextVision offer some guidance.
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