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Medical Informatics Volume 19, 1994 - Issue 2
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Original Article

MIMOSA: A functional model of the management of medical images

H. Garfagni General Electric Medical Systems Europe, Buc, France
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B. Gibaud 2 Laboratoire SIM, Rennes, France
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W. Stut 2 Laboratoire SIM, Rennes, France
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F. Aubry Unité INSERM 66, Villejuif, France
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Y. Bizais URA CNRS 823, Nantes, France
Pages 95-108 | Received 01 Jan 1994, Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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B. Gibaud & B. Hervault. (1997) Image management in PACS: How should they be decomposed into well-defined and interoperable industrial products ?. Medical Informatics 22:4, pages 315-324.
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J. Chabriais & B. Gibaud. 2013. Traitement De L'image. Traitement De L'image 151 196 .
B. Gibaud & J. Chabriais. (2006) Systèmes de communication et d'archivage d'images et leur intégration dans les systèmes de gestion de dossiers patient. EMC - Radiologie et imagerie médicale - Principes et techniques - Radioprotection 1:1, pages 1-15.
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B. Gibaud, H. Carfagni, F. Aubry, A.T. Pokropek, V. Chameroy, Y. Bizais & R. Di Paola. (1998) Standardization in the field of medical image management: the contribution of the MIMOSA model. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging 17:1, pages 62-73.
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B Gibaud, B Hervault, E Cordonnier, E Lussot, Y Gandon, C Meunier & B Klipfel. (1996) Transition d'un prototype PACS vers un système industriel ouvert multi-constructeurs. RBM-News 18:5, pages 137-144.
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