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Hard Copy Images In A Digital Radiology Department

In a digital imaging department, images are viewed using PAC systems and CRT terminals. Although the need for hard copies is greatly reduced, it is expected that some hard copy images will continue to be required for patient charts and communication to referring physicians. This report considers the utility of non-film modalities for such applications that do not involve the primary diagnosis and compares the acceptability of three possible modalities.