Imaging Technology News - October 2008 - (Page 19)

RSNA Show Preview RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA Siemens Rolls Out New Wireless DR Detector Siemens will unveil Ysio, a new generation digital radiography (DR) system with a wireless detector (wi-D) for maximum positioning flexibility. PowerServer PACS Designed for Facilities of Any Size The RamSoft PowerServer is a complete Web-based PACS solution for ambulatory and acute care facilities. Facilities customize complete workflows with pre-fetching, routing, breast imaging and reporting over any local or wide-area network combination. Because the drive behind its development is customer-focused, it is a PACS built for radiology by the people who use it, according to the company. The RamSoft PowerServer is reportedly based on an affordable annual study volume license that yields a satisfying ROI with minimal up front investment. RamSoft Inc. | www.ramsoft.com Small Field Big View Offering one digital radiography solution for the growing digital radiography market, the Ysio can be customized to suit the patient’s needs – such as one or two detectors, with or without a patient table and with fully automated or synchronized movements. Due to its versatility, the Ysio serves radiography’s many imaging volumes, protocols and patient profiles, and its performance features are geared toward short examination times designed for increasing daily patient throughput. Ysio is available in a variety of configurations based on customers imaging needs: as a wall stand with an integrated detector, a wall stand and table system with a wireless detector or as a mixed detector solution for high throughput and flexibility. Additional features allow users to control workflow from registration to image data management. Siemens Medical Solutions www.usa.siemens.com/medical Capintec, the leader in energy measurement, is proud to introduce the CapIMAGE™ CapIMAGE is an all new small field of view gamma camera system, ideal for imaging small organs and body parts including the thyroid, parathyroid, extremities and gated studies. This highly mobile imaging device provides for a small but stable footprint with a highly versatile head detector. CapIMAGE is designed to fit into small spaces, provide detailed images with rapid acquisition, processing and data storage via DICOM connectivity. The small footprint allows for easy maneuverability within the department, hospital hallways or the patient's room. The detector head is easily positioned for upright or supine imaging procedures. The optional ECG hookup can provide gated cardiac studies that can be accommodated by the 8.25 inch circular field of view. NovaPACS/RIS Aims for Efficiencies, Optimizes Workflow NovaRIS/NovaPACS 7.1 features advancements such as rapid scroll speeds, magnifying glass, new transcription module and floor – ER-OP scheduler. New hanging protocol automated functions include automatic: comparative and single study display enabling two different hanging protocols for any study when it is being viewed alone or with another comparative study, series start in a cine, MPR or other advanced format and study duplication to ease manipulation and viewing in different windows or levels. NovaRad | www.novapacs.com Functionality is the key to the CapIMAGE™. ys e yo e . To learn more about this exciting new product contact o n e ts gw t t a Capintec representative at 201-825-9500 or toll free c et 0r l e at 800-631-3826. t . Capintec, Inc. 201-825-9500 • 800-631-3826 www.capintec.com ITN | 19 October 2008 | http://www.ramsoft.com http://www.usa.siemens.com/medical http://www.capintec.com http://www.novapacs.com

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Imaging Technology News - October 2008 Contents RSNA Low-Field MRI Systems Contrast Media Injectors AM-LCDs Special Report - Agents Target Neurological Diseases and Disorders IT Laser Imagers Monitors Meet Radiology Suite Needs MR Guides Ultrasound in Outpatient Treatments Replacing a Legacy PACS PACS SAs: Titles and Salaries

Imaging Technology News - October 2008

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