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Emergency CT brain: preliminary interpretation with a tablet device: image quality and diagnostic performance of the Apple iPad

Mc Laughlin et al., 2012

Document ID
11703272026893087037
Author
Mc Laughlin P
Neill S
Fanning N
Mc Garrigle A
Connor O
Wyse G
Maher M
Publication year
Publication venue
Emergency radiology

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Tablet devices have recently been used in radiological image interpretation because they have a display resolution comparable to desktop LCD monitors. We identified a need to examine tablet display performance prior to their use in preliminary interpretation of …
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