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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 19, 2002
Filed:
Nov. 03, 1998
Michael J. Bernadett, Nevada City, CA (US);
Michael Castorino, Grass Valley, CA (US);
Sharon Dilorenzo, Nevada City, CA (US);
Nancy Fee, Grass Valley, CA (US);
George Foster, Nevada City, CA (US);
Irene Martin, Nevada City, CA (US);
James Michener, Grass Valley, CA (US);
David Wallace, Nevada City, CA (US);
Eigden Video, Nevada City, CA (US);
Abstract
Server accessible case records are generated for post-diagnostic and remote access viewing. First, a master sequence of digital video images is recorded. Next, a post-diagnostic case record is generated including a sequence of thumbnail images and a single lossless still image selected from the master sequence of images. The images of the post-diagnostic case record are formatted to be accessible by a browser over a dial-up connection. Each image of the sequence of thumbnail images includes a selection of interior pixels of one of the digital video images of the master sequence. The sequence of thumbnail images is a selection of consecutive images from the master sequence. The post-diagnostic case record and the master sequence are then stored on an image server. The master sequence is archived onto a secondary archive medium after a predetermined time.