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...developers. MIRC software tools are provided free of charge for use by the radiology community. The early releases of MIRC software let radiology sites create and manage libraries of teaching files and share them with oth

:<tt>securityPrincipal="cn=${username}, ou=(Radiology|Service), dc=med, dc=university, dc=edu"</tt> :<tt>cn=${username}, ou=Radiology, dc=med, dc=university, dc=edu</tt>

...of folders containing films. As digital modalities began to take over most radiology procedures, these cabinets became directory trees, typically organized by b

...index of safe private elements is maintained by Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology on berhaslf of the National Cancer Institute. See [[The DICOM Anonymizer Ke

The default values are ones that were used at the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology during ISN testing, so they are useful only as examples.

Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology maintains a list of private elements on behalf of the National Cancer Insti

*<b>rad</b>: radiology

...ement identifies the document as belonging to one of the American Board of Radiology categories:

RadLex is a terminology for radiology. It is an ontology that is primarily maintained in [http://protege.stanfor

...tric Workflow, there are about 40 PACS workstations distributed around the Radiology department. To simplify access to MIRCdocuments for the radiologists in the