Multi-layer Hypermedia Medical System

• Main Authors: Wang Kao Lun, 王高倫
• Other Authors: Liu Li
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2002
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/12885948464546014917

碩士 === 台北醫學院 === 醫學資訊研究所 === 90 === Radiology report system is part of radiology information system (RIS) and it is crucial for medical decision-making and/or treatment planning. However, it is unidirectional and not interactive. It means there is no link about the texture and the image. Therefore, the clinicians bewilder or get confused about the exact location about the lesion and make a wrong decision or even operate incorrectly, and it also deteriorates the quality of medical care severely. After setup and refinement of our PACS in Chung San Medical College Hospital, its almost complete filmless now and integration of RIS, HIS and PACS is not a problem to us. We wish to implement a system about a live and interactive report system, named NAVI-system. The NAVI-system is a Scenario-based multi-layer structure for integration of various medical resources which use NAVI-Tag, PIN Tag, and STACK Tag to link medical medias (including text, images, video and voices) and defined their patterns of display. It will help the clinicians to detect the lesion, provide a tool for medical students as computer-based learning and it is also the backbone of telemedicine or teleradiology. After implementation of the NAVI-system, the clinicians are more confident about the lesion detection and will have less chance of misdiagnosis due to the close relationship between clinicians and the radiologists. The clinician and medical students are all satisfied and appreciate of the system for integrating the text, image and video and audio together. It is not only easy for retrieval but contributes a lot to on-line consultation and teleradiography or telemedicine. The system is promising for both clinical use and interactive computer-based learning.