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11 March 1976 Clinical Application Of A Light-Pen Computer System For Quantitative Angiography
Edwin L. Alderman
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Abstract
Quantitative angiographic analysis has been recognized as an important method for defining the hydraulic function of the heart. A video disc light-pen computer system has been devel-oped at Stanford Medical Center in order to facilitate quantitation of ventriculographic images (1). Development of this system was prompted by the need to provide measures of overall left ventricular pump performance on a routine basis for clinical decision making and to provide a method for implementation of new experimental approaches. This system provides the capability for computation of ventricular volumes and other measurements from operator-defined margins by greatly reducing the tedium and errors associated with manual planemetry.
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Edwin L. Alderman "Clinical Application Of A Light-Pen Computer System For Quantitative Angiography", Proc. SPIE 0072, Cardiovascular Imaging and Image Processing: Theory and Practice, (11 March 1976); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954657
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KEYWORDS
Computing systems

Angiography

Video

Heart

Visualization

Motion analysis

Surgery

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