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telediagnosis

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telediagnosis
n (Med) → Ferndiagnose f
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1974 Video Requirements NASA and SCI Systems for Remote Medical of Houston conduct a Diagnosis study to determine the minimal television system requirements for telediagnosis.
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Lou et al (16) reported a full-field direct digital mammography (FFDDM) telemammography system that incorporated telediagnosis, teleconsultation, and telemanagement.
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The purpose is to implement the telediagnosis and prospective telesurgical treatment of fetal diseases on a global scale in the hope of braking the sharp decline in the Japanese birth rate.
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