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6. [Description of an acquisition, management and archiving system for digital images].

Author

André M, Agostini S, Giaccone A, Lefevre C, and Clément JP

Subjects
Hospital Information Systems, Humans, Microcomputers, Radiographic Image Enhancement instrumentation, Radiology Information Systems instrumentation
Abstract

The authors present a digitalizing and archiving system, for radiologic pictures. This system is composed by a camera, a microcomputer (MacIntosh II) with a digitalizing card and a great capacity optical disk (WORM) for storage. Acquiring and archiving are automatically driven by a special soft. The principal qualities of this system are simplicity for the user, speed and low cost.

Published
1990

7. [Kirner's deformity. Apropos of 3 new cases. Review of the literature].

Author

Kerboul B, Lefevre C, le Saout J, Leyrat B, Dubrana F, and Courtois B

Subjects
Child, Female, Fingers diagnostic imaging, Humans, Radiography, Fingers abnormalities
Abstract

Three cases of Kirner's deformity in siblings are reported. Kirner's deformity consists in a palmar bending of the terminal phalanx of the 5th finger. The deformity is usually bilateral; the condition is congenital but the deformity is recognized in later childhood and has to be classified as osteochondrodysplasia.

Published
1986

8. [A simple method for measuring anteversion of the acetabulum from a frontal radiograph of the hip].

Author

Meunier P, Lefevre C, Le Saout J, Kerboul B, Riot O, Meriot P, Courtois B, and Bellet M

Subjects
Acetabulum physiology, Acetabulum physiopathology, Biomechanical Phenomena, Humans, Methods, Radiography, Acetabulum diagnostic imaging, Hip Joint diagnostic imaging
Abstract

A simple, reproducible and reliable method is proposed for measurement of cotyloid version. Using a standing frontal image of hip, the cotyloid borders are identified and a single-plane geometric projection determines the precise degree of version. This study can also be made from a conventional frontal pelvic image with bipodalic weight bearing. Knowledge of spatial orientation allows a better approach to head-cotyle biomechanical phenomena and thus improved understanding of the genesis of certain hip diseases.

Published
1987

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