PACS (What is Picture Archiving and Communications System)

The PACS (Picture Archiving and Communications System) at the hospital is part of an infrastructure within the Radiology Department of a given hospital and within the infrastructure there is communication to several components including the:
RIS (Radiological Information System)
HIS (Hospital Information System)
EMR (Electronic Medical Record)
Reading Stations
Imaging Modalities
Dicom
HL7
Virtual Private Network
Tele-radiology.

[@areafkun]

Firstly, thanks for the video! The animation for the on screen words are not necessary IMO, and the audio was a bit choppy, it got mini-skipped here and there. Another thing is i hope you don't make the slide swapped left and right, feels a bit dizzy seeing that.

[@HowRadiologyWorks]

Thanks for the tips!

[@HowRadiologyWorks]

What do others think? I haven’t had the comment before about movement?

[@xichen2677]

@@HowRadiologyWorks Thank you for the video. I also feel screen words are unnecessary if the audio quality could be better. But all in all, this is a helpful video!

[@alinaqi6926]

Thanks alot for explaining in detail. Sure different vendors use different standards of PACS?

[@HowRadiologyWorks]

What do you mean different standards of PACS?

[@sohailkohri7269]

Sir please explain helical ct reconstruction process

[@HowRadiologyWorks]

I can put it on the list, what about helical reconstruction do you want to know?

[@wskozel]

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