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Proceedings of the 1972 SIGGRAPH seminar on Computer graphics in medicine
ACM1972 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
Pittsburgh Pennslyvannia USA March 7 - 10, 1972
ISBN:
978-1-4503-7460-6
Published:
07 March 1972
Sponsors:

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Computer graphics in medicine: Six theses

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Computer aided study of human locomotion

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Application of an interactive graphics system to the kinematic design of an artificial knee joint

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Computer quantitation of ventricular arrhythmias

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Some problems associated with interactive graphics in computer mediated tutorials

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Interactive computer graphics in medical information retrieval and classification

The size of the body of medical literature is vast and growing at a rapid rate. The National Library of Medicine collection contains about two million items and at the present rate of growth will double in about 7 years.

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Symbolic computer graphics and biological models

In the first part of my talk I will describe the operation of a symbolic graphics computer system; next, I will show how some models can be implemented by using this system, and finally I want to discuss techniques for establishing the validity of ...

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Display requirements for the physician's office

This paper presents a summary of the experience gained in operating a medical information system in a rural private physician's office. In particular, data is presented on this operational system which should be helpful to designers for defining the ...

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MARS - Missouri Automated Radiology System, computer graphics in an automated department

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Application of pattern recognition to shock-Trauma studies

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Biological primitives

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Man and machine in medical electronics

Advances in computer technology have come a long way in the past twenty years. By far and away, the largest use of the computer is as a data bank for accounting, inventory and other such type business record keeping procedures. Only recently has man ...

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Siggraph-SIGBIØ workshop
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A questionnaire

Comments from the editors

To determine the current status of some of the work being done by our readers I have put together a questionnaire. The questionnaire itself will be found following this short note. I would appreciate hearing from all persons ...

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