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Proposed levels of standards in tissue-based diagnosis |
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Legal aspects |
Medical aspects |
Technological aspects |
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1 (Highest, aims: what to do?) |
privacy, image documentation, transmission, presentation |
disease – image combination, human, automated diagnosis, archive |
Image display, formats, transfer speed, safety, system dynamics |
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2 (Intermediate, implementation: how to do?) |
encryption of privacy data, 10 years image archives, annotations of dates and viewing, precise hardware and software information |
DICOM 3, HL 7, image resolution, fields of view, of sizes of biological objects and image access to archives and retrieval |
PACS, image acquisition systems, image correction procedures, display resolution, image formats, storage, cycle frequency, backup procedures, operation system, external system accessibility |
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3 (Lowest, actual standard data: to do with what?) |
Maximum error rate, individual prepositions, institutional characteristics. |
Diagnosis frequencies, dates of continuous education, quality control. |
Control check of devices and used systems, device and software maintenance. |
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Kayser et al. Diagnostic Pathology 2008 3:17 doi:10.1186/1746-1596-3-17 |
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