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SGH has six operating theatres, and 3 surgical operations under general anesthesia could be performed at the same time. Data from the anesthesia monitor (Dynascope DS-8500, Fukuda Denshi, Japan, 640 × 480 pixels, 5 frames per second), surgical site monitor (AG-MDC10G, Panasonic, Japan, 640 × 480 pixels, 5 frames per second), and operating room monitors (SNC-EP520, SONY, Japan, 640 × 480 pixels, 5 frames per second) in all six rooms were displayed on a single monitor (18 images) via a host server (Figure 1). We used a personal computer (ELITE 8300 US/CT, HP Compaq, USA), on which we installed network camera recording software (RealShot Manager, Sony, Japan) to reconstruct and display all the images on a single monitor at SGH. At YCUH, two display monitors (each display showed nine images) and two PCs (ELITE 8300 US/CT, HP Compaq, USA), on which RealShot Manager was installed, were used to reconstruct and display the images in a control room. The images that were imported to the host server at SGH were transmitted to YCUH via the VPN (guaranteed system or best-effort system). Anesthesiologists at YCUH could synchronously observe the 18 images from SGH using these systems [6 (link)] (Figure 2).