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The digitalization of modern imaging facilitates exchange and archiving, and enables the application of advanced image analysis solutions such as computer-aided detection (CAD) for identification of small lesions in several organs.
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#IMAGING COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL#
Next-generation UI must fulfil professional needs, while considering contextual constraints. We show that UI design specifically for radiologists is key for future use and adoption of such new interfaces. We consider two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging displays in the context of interventional radiology, and discuss interest in touchscreens, kinetic sensors, eye detection, and augmented or virtual reality. In this work, we review and discuss different UI and their possible application in radiology. New options for display and command offer expanded possibilities, but the mouse and keyboard remain the most commonly utilized, for usability reasons. The digitalization of modern imaging has led radiologists to become very familiar with computers and their user interfaces (UI).