Comments on: Diagnostic Imaging 2.0: Specific search engines http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/ Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Fri, 16 Jul 2010 08:44:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Recent Links Tagged With "swicki" - JabberTags http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-4092 Recent Links Tagged With "swicki" - JabberTags Thu, 02 Oct 2008 02:49:40 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-4092 [...] public links >> swicki Diagnostic Imaging 2.0: Specific search engines Saved by tea14 on Tue 30-9-2008 Did Eurekster Commit Swicki-cide? Saved by skiboy17 on Sun [...] [...] public links >> swicki Diagnostic Imaging 2.0: Specific search engines Saved by tea14 on Tue 30-9-2008 Did Eurekster Commit Swicki-cide? Saved by skiboy17 on Sun [...]

]]> By: New journal: Journal of Radiology Case Reports « Indulge in the fascinating world of http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-3377 New journal: Journal of Radiology Case Reports « Indulge in the fascinating world of Thu, 04 Sep 2008 04:05:47 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-3377 [...] Read the full comment by Dr. Roland Talanow which he wrote for the Diagnostic Imaging 2.0: Specific Seach Engines post. [...] [...] Read the full comment by Dr. Roland Talanow which he wrote for the Diagnostic Imaging 2.0: Specific Seach Engines post. [...]

]]> By: tomography http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-3376 tomography Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:53:38 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-3376 Thank You Roland for bringing this to our readers and I wish you great success with this unique journal concept. I will certainly look more into it, and write a post on it! - Andras Thank You Roland for bringing this to our readers and I wish you great success with this unique journal concept. I will certainly look more into it, and write a post on it!
- Andras

]]> By: Roland Talanow http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-3375 Roland Talanow Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:36:40 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-3375 Typo in footer: Should be http://www.RadiologyCases.com Typo in footer: Should be http://www.RadiologyCases.com

]]> By: Roland Talanow http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-3374 Roland Talanow Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:35:37 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-3374 Andras, as the developer of www.RadiologySearch.net, which was mentioned in this article, I think the following might be also interesting for your readers: In July 2008, a new generation of scientific journals was launched - the Journal of Radiology Case Reports. I don't want to go into detail right now (if wished I can write more about it), however, it is the first and only one of its kind which offers interactive display of articles, similar as used at your imaging workstation (windowing and scrolling through stacks etc.). This journal is primarily focussed on Radiology case reports and everybody worldwide is invited to submit valid and authentic articles. The articles are fully citable and receive a DOI number. The second issue of the journal just came out and already in its third month of existence it gained tremendous popularity (2-3 manuscript submissions a day). I would appreciate if you could make your readers also aware of this unique project. Thank you and best regards, Roland Talanow, MD, PhD Editor-in-Chief Journal of Radiology Case Reports www.RadioloyCases.com Andras,
as the developer of http://www.RadiologySearch.net, which was mentioned in this article, I think the following might be also interesting for your readers:
In July 2008, a new generation of scientific journals was launched – the Journal of Radiology Case Reports.
I don’t want to go into detail right now (if wished I can write more about it), however, it is the first and only one of its kind which offers interactive display of articles, similar as used at your imaging workstation (windowing and scrolling through stacks etc.). This journal is primarily focussed on Radiology case reports and everybody worldwide is invited to submit valid and authentic articles. The articles are fully citable and receive a DOI number.
The second issue of the journal just came out and already in its third month of existence it gained tremendous popularity (2-3 manuscript submissions a day).

I would appreciate if you could make your readers also aware of this unique project.

Thank you and best regards,
Roland Talanow, MD, PhD
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of Radiology Case Reports
http://www.RadioloyCases.com

]]> By: » Medicine 2.0: the impact of web 2.0 on healthcare?    « Brain Fitness Revolution at SharpBrains      http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-2782 » Medicine 2.0: the impact of web 2.0 on healthcare?    « Brain Fitness Revolution at SharpBrains      Mon, 11 Aug 2008 02:17:28 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-2782 [...] Managing and processing information will become as critical as breathing air. Efficient MD suggests ways to store, categorize and retrieve information from a variety of online and printed sources with How Doctors Can Use Evernote, while Tomography Blog lists specific search engines for Diagnostic Imaging. [...] [...] Managing and processing information will become as critical as breathing air. Efficient MD suggests ways to store, categorize and retrieve information from a variety of online and printed sources with How Doctors Can Use Evernote, while Tomography Blog lists specific search engines for Diagnostic Imaging. [...]

]]> By: tomography http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-2663 tomography Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:28:51 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-2663 Thank You ,Rex! Even though the website you submitted is not a search engine, it is still a very valuable resource for Radiologists. I will write a post about it next. Do you know more sources like that one with a wealth of diagnostic imaging pictures? Please, let me know! Andras Thank You ,Rex!
Even though the website you submitted is not a search engine, it is still a very valuable resource for Radiologists. I will write a post about it next. Do you know more sources like that one with a wealth of diagnostic imaging pictures?
Please, let me know!
Andras

]]> By: rex http://tomographyblog.com/2008/08/02/diagnostic-imaging-20-specific-search-engines/#comment-2610 rex Mon, 04 Aug 2008 23:15:49 +0000 http://tomography.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-2610 Don't forget http://www.mypacs.net -- the largest repository of online radiology images (over 80,000) submitted by thousands of radiologists. Images are organized into clinical cases and indexed by anatomy and pathology. Images are displayed in the browser in a PACS-like case viewer (using Flash and Javascript) that includes zoom/pan, window/level, etc. Don’t forget http://www.mypacs.net — the largest repository of online radiology images (over 80,000) submitted by thousands of radiologists. Images are organized into clinical cases and indexed by anatomy and pathology. Images are displayed in the browser in a PACS-like case viewer (using Flash and Javascript) that includes zoom/pan, window/level, etc.

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