Network system apparatus and method of use adapted for visual neural networking with multi-channel multiplexed streaming medical imagery and packetized clinical informatics

摘要

The invention enables networked teams to recursively annotate and tag, encapsulate and share multi-channel multiplexed streaming medical imagery, including networked televisual communications with streaming imagery data from heterogeneous spatial and temporal sources, locations, modalities and scales. The invention acquires both live and archived streaming imagery data from network-connected medical devices, cameras, signals and sensors. The network system apparatus also acquires biometric maps, movies and data visualizations, along with packetized clinical informatics from imagery data stores, workstations and mobile devices, including wearable computing. The invention enables networked teams to concurrently collaborate on multi-channel multiplexed medical imagery streams, singly or together, in real time or asynchronously, generally by annotating and tagging imagery information objects. The invention encapsulates and saves collaborated medical imagery together with clinical annotations and privacy metadata in standard known file formats as packetized ‘clinical cognitive vismemes’. DICOM vismemes preserve packetized imagery information objects, clinical annotations and metadata tags in native file format structures, including XML, MPEG, JPEG, PDF, QR, SVG and DAE. The invention enables live stream multicasting of N-way collaborations with multi-channel multiplexed streaming medical imagery, and concurrent transmission of secure, encrypted DICOM vismemes across file sharing data networks for interoperable health information exchange.