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Teleradiology and Emergency Neurosurgery-Presence in a Small Asian City State and Need in a Large Canadian Province

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Publication Date: 17 Feb 2009

Journal: Journal of Central Nervous System Disease

Citation: Journal of Brain Disease 2009:1 7-11

Wai Hoe Ng1,2, Ernest Wang1, Ivan Ng1 and Mark Bernstein2

1Department of Neurosurgery, National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore. 2Division of Neurosurgery, Toronto Western Hospital.

Abstract

Teleradiology involving the transfer of vital patient information such as scan images is an important technology to facilitate effective and efficient provision of neurosurgical care in the setting of scarce resources and geographic isolation. We review the implementation of teleradiology initiatives in the small city state of Singapore and its potential and need in the large province of Ontario and draw parallels in their strategic implementation. Although it may seem intuitive that teleradiology has greater applications in regions of vast geographical size, the technology has universal usefulness if applied appropriately in any neurosurgical or health care system.


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