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TME16/459: S.I.TE. Project: Spinal injury and Telemedicine

INTRODUCTION: A meeting held in Augusta, in November '98, proposed the launch of a Telemedicine application in order to improve spinal trauma rehabilitation protocols. This medical area, as many others, is still populated by diverse ideas and doubts on the possible protocol of intervention: a c...

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Autores principales: Boccaccio, S, Marano, P, Saracco, R, Dal Degan, N
Formato: Texto
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Gunther Eysenbach 1999
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1761744/
http://dx.doi.org/10.2196/jmir.1.suppl1.e123
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author Boccaccio, S
Marano, P
Saracco, R
Dal Degan, N
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description INTRODUCTION: A meeting held in Augusta, in November '98, proposed the launch of a Telemedicine application in order to improve spinal trauma rehabilitation protocols. This medical area, as many others, is still populated by diverse ideas and doubts on the possible protocol of intervention: a common protocol tying together surgical, rehabilitation, orthopaedic and neurological medicine can lead to significant results. METHODS: Scope of this project, is to realise a network (virtual-line) using Internet, connecting Italian and German spinal centres interested on this protocol, and to allow for the exchange of data, clinical reports, images, with different levels of interaction: 1. Store and forward: E. mail; Attached documents; News group. 2. Real time: Videoconferencing system and electronic board. External users may have restricted access to specific information, although we can see the results of the work in a web site always kept updated RESULTS: The specification phase is now complete and at present the work is progressing towards the realisation phase. DISCUSSION: This application is very interesting from different points of view: 1. It is a new Telemedicine application. 2. It uses Internet, hence transportation cost are marginal and its reliance on de facto standard browser eases further applications development and portability. 3. It fosters a new approach to co-operative research in medicine.
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spelling pubmed-17617442007-01-03 TME16/459: S.I.TE. Project: Spinal injury and Telemedicine Boccaccio, S Marano, P Saracco, R Dal Degan, N J Med Internet Res Abstract INTRODUCTION: A meeting held in Augusta, in November '98, proposed the launch of a Telemedicine application in order to improve spinal trauma rehabilitation protocols. This medical area, as many others, is still populated by diverse ideas and doubts on the possible protocol of intervention: a common protocol tying together surgical, rehabilitation, orthopaedic and neurological medicine can lead to significant results. METHODS: Scope of this project, is to realise a network (virtual-line) using Internet, connecting Italian and German spinal centres interested on this protocol, and to allow for the exchange of data, clinical reports, images, with different levels of interaction: 1. Store and forward: E. mail; Attached documents; News group. 2. Real time: Videoconferencing system and electronic board. External users may have restricted access to specific information, although we can see the results of the work in a web site always kept updated RESULTS: The specification phase is now complete and at present the work is progressing towards the realisation phase. DISCUSSION: This application is very interesting from different points of view: 1. It is a new Telemedicine application. 2. It uses Internet, hence transportation cost are marginal and its reliance on de facto standard browser eases further applications development and portability. 3. It fosters a new approach to co-operative research in medicine. Gunther Eysenbach 1999-09-19 /pmc/articles/PMC1761744/ http://dx.doi.org/10.2196/jmir.1.suppl1.e123 Text en Except where otherwise noted, articles published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research are distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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TME16/459: S.I.TE. Project: Spinal injury and Telemedicine
title TME16/459: S.I.TE. Project: Spinal injury and Telemedicine
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