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Old 08-21-2008, 01:22 AM #11
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Default Radiology Films
CDs on diagnostic tests can't be read on a personal PC---you're lucky you were able to. The CDs being used is called dicom disk which is only used for diagnostic (instead of films) and they are specifically made to be compatible with a specific software that the health industry uses nowadays just for the purpose of viewing the diagnostic pictures.
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