Abstract: This paper examines the presentation of MRI on a computer screen. In order to understand the issues involved with the diagnostic-viewing task performed by the radiologist, field observations were obtained in the traditional light screen environment. Requirement issues uncovered included: user control over grouping, size and position of images; navigation of imags and image groups; and provision of both presentation detail and presentation context. Existing presentation techniques and variations were explored in order to obtain an initial design direction to address these issues. !27
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