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Thin Client Performance for Remote 3-D Image Display

Overview Several trends in biomedical computing are converging in a way that will require new approaches to telehealth image display. Image viewing is becoming an "anytime, anywhere" activity. In addition, organizations are beginning to recognize that healthcare providers are highly mobile and optimal care requires providing information wherever the provider and patient are. Thin-client computing is one way to support image viewing this complex environment.

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Publisher	Columbia University	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	227
Format	White Papers
Topics	Thin Clients, Application Servers, 3D Modeling and Rendering

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