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U Rother - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The film-based Printout using Tetenal Printing Solution II.
International journal of computerized dentistry, 2007Co-Authors: O Geissler, U RotherAbstract:Digital radiography continues to gain in importance in today's surgeries. Compared to conventional x-ray films, it has the following advantages: archiving is improved, film processing is redundant, image post-processing is possible, radiographic images can be sent electronically, and radiation exposure times are shorter. Even though radiographic images are usually interpreted on the monitor, Printouts are still required--as experience in general radiology shows--when patient's radiographs are passed on. Of course, Printouts of digital images using a standard printer and ordinary paper are not suitable for assessment, due to the properties of the paper. Owing to the structures in the paper, a Printout is not transparent, and loses all diagnostic value when inspected on a view box.
O Geissler - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The film-based Printout using Tetenal Printing Solution II.
International journal of computerized dentistry, 2007Co-Authors: O Geissler, U RotherAbstract:Digital radiography continues to gain in importance in today's surgeries. Compared to conventional x-ray films, it has the following advantages: archiving is improved, film processing is redundant, image post-processing is possible, radiographic images can be sent electronically, and radiation exposure times are shorter. Even though radiographic images are usually interpreted on the monitor, Printouts are still required--as experience in general radiology shows--when patient's radiographs are passed on. Of course, Printouts of digital images using a standard printer and ordinary paper are not suitable for assessment, due to the properties of the paper. Owing to the structures in the paper, a Printout is not transparent, and loses all diagnostic value when inspected on a view box.
Ushma D. Upadhyay - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Women's experiences of their preabortion ultrasound image Printout.
Contraception, 2017Co-Authors: Katrina Kimport, Nicole E. Johns, Ushma D. UpadhyayAbstract:Abstract Objectives We know little about women's interest in and experiences with a Printout of their preabortion ultrasound image. Methods We conducted a mixed-methods study at a large-volume abortion-providing facility where patients are offered the opportunity to receive their ultrasound Printout, using 2 years of abstracted medical chart data on demographics and Printout acceptance and interviews with patients about whether they took a Printout and, if they did, why and what they did with it. We analyzed chart data using multivariable logistic regression to examine predictors of Printout acceptance and interviews using elaborative coding and modified grounded theory. Results We abstracted data from 5342 charts and interviewed 23 women. Thirty-eight percent of all patients and 61% of interviewees accepted the Printout. Predictors of accepting the Printout included being younger, being nonwhite, having a partner who is a boyfriend or friend, and not having a support person at the visit. Interviewees reported that they accepted the Printout simply because it was offered, out of curiosity and as part of confirming their abortion decision. They described various uses for the Printout, including sharing with others, consulting before their abortion appointment, retaining as a keepsake and nothing at all. Conclusions Some abortion patients are interested in receiving a Printout of their ultrasound image and find it useful. Women accept a Printout for a range of reasons and use it in various ways; there is no singular experience or use of the Printout. Implications We find no evidence that taking a Printout of the preabortion ultrasound image causes emotional distress, nor did we find that it was expressly important for any patient's experience. Providers should consider providing interested patients with a Printout, if they have the capability to do so, when they request one.
Novita Sakundarini - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Design and Development Paper Printout System for Gardu Tol Otomatis (GTO) based on Mechanical Approach
KnE Life Sciences, 2020Co-Authors: Gatot Suharjanto, Khristian Edi Nugroho Soebandrija, Erwin Rezasyah, Novita SakundariniAbstract:The existence of Gardu Toll Otomatis (GTO), automatic toll payment, becomes a general model for every toll payment in Indonesia. Almost toll payment models in Indonesia have a paper Printout as received which is often wasted. This condition happens since not all the driver needs a paper proof of the transaction. Therefore, the wasted paper will occur everywhere for 24 h. Furthermore, in this work the design of Printout system using a more efficient Printout model with rotation feeding method has developed Printout system. In this work, the rotation mechanism system is applied through product design engineering through Industry 4.0. This system is made by removing the Printout paper that remains present to the driver who needs it, but not wasted because of the driver who does not need it. There are three important steps as follows; in the first step, the Printout paper appears in a special tray which is easy to reach and takes for those who need it. In the second step, the paper will remain in the tray for the driver who did not pick it up and final step, the tray with paper Printout will rotate mechanically back into the GTO machine to be destroyed by a paper shredder. The experiment of the paper Printout system has been carried out. The results show that the proposed approach produces a better accuracy and efficiency. Experimental results show the testing accuracy of 90 %. The system confirms the effectiveness of the proposed paper Printout system for the GTO. Keywords: digital technology; digital transformation; electronic banking; online payment; electronic wallet
P.c. Leong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A 'pay-as-you-use' controller for networked laser printers
Journal of Network and Computer Applications, 1997Co-Authors: T.k.y. Chan, P.c. LeongAbstract:This paper describes the development of the networked `pay-as-you-use? laser printer system. This system allows the user to submit printing jobs remotely and by striping his/her matriculation card through a magnetic card reader obtain the Printout of the files on the selected network laser printer. A small interface unit, the PALP unit, designed around a micro-controller provides the user with simple access to the system.