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The National Library of Medicine has looked into a variety of telemedicine videoconferencing applications. Commercial products that use the H.323 standard are the most extensively used, while educational and scientific institutions have used the AG and, to a lesser extent, CXP on sophisticated networks like Internet2 and National Lambda Rail. Because they are focused in academics and can handle many end points, the latter has been mostly employed for distant learning. Uncompressed video is still in its infancy and has only been utilised in a small number of research institutions with sufficient bandwidth, but as the technology advances and available bandwidth expands, it may become more frequently employed. Although bandwidth restrictions are a stumbling block, the higher resolution offered by these applications may make them particularly appealing for telemedicine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.