Medical progress through technology
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Colors in video representations of angioscopic images are up until now described by an human observer. Differences in settings of the monitor and the inherent poor ability of the human eye to classify colors objectively results in a very poor intraobserver as well as interobserver variability. ⋯ Results with this method for standard calibrated colors are given. Possible sources of error are discussed and methods to minimize these errors are presented.