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Contrast information of digital imaging in laser film digitizer and display monitor

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf03170571
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Intensity Mappings: Linearization, Image-Based, User-Controlled
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Preliminary Experience With A Laser Scanner And Printer System For Radiological Imaging
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Contrast Perception With Video Displays
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Gray Level Dynamic Range In Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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An improved phantom for quality control of laser scanner digitizers in picture archival and communications systems
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High-resolution digital teleradiology: A perspective
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Utilization of DICOM GSDF to Modify Lookup Tables for Images Acquired on Film Digitizers
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Automated segmentation of digitized mammograms
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A tool for designing digital test objects for module performance evaluation in medical digital imaging
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Image management and communications for radiology
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Display Characteristics And Transformation In Film And CRT Monitor
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Image Management And Communications (IMAC) System Tutorial
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An evaluation of the signal and noise characteristics of four CCD‐based film digitizers
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