Imaging Technology News - November/December 2008 - (Page 12)

Show Preview RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA Enhanced RIS/PACS Provides Critical Results Tracking DR Systems will be exhibiting its Release 8.2 software for its Unity RIS/PACS platform at RSNA 2008 with expanded applications on client-supplied hardware, critical results tracking and timesaving DICOM structured reports. The company will also be demonstrating a zero-download, Web browser-based clinical review application and operation of the Unity RIS/PACS in a virtualized server environment. DR Systems | www.dominator.com AMICAS Expands User’s View in PACS AMICAS is unveiling Version 6.0, the next generation of AMICAS PACS, at RSNA 2008. This release includes an enhanced viewing environment composed of the new patient profile and a new image viewer, both of which complement the existing RealTime Worklist. To add to the existing RealTime Worklist, AMICAS PACS provides the new Patient Record and the new Halo Viewer. For the radiologist, the patient profile provides a comprehensive view into their patients’ imaging history – complete with a snapshot of prior exams, current and prior orders, reports and key clinical documents. Essential to patient-centric reading, the patient profile equips radiologists with all the information they need to interpret a patient’s current exams – and within a single centralized view. AMICAS | www.amicas.com Quest Features HighPerformance Endoscopic LCD Quest International will show the new AlphaView LCD AVC1D0P, a new endoscopic and surgical LCD display, at RSNA 2008. Thin-Client Advanced Visualization Comes of Age Trust our We know what you’re thinking. ™ Aquarius offers the perfect advanced visualization solution for your enterprise. Based upon our new iNtuition system architecture, Aquarius products now leverage many innovative technologies to know your preferences, pre-process your images, and present them with your needs in mind. With much of the processing already done and instant access to large CT datasets, Aquarius solutions will turn your Don’t get tied down to one workstation. Trust our iN www.terarecon.com The AVC1D0P is a 19-inch, highbrightness, high-contrast LCD display, developed for endoscopic and surgical environments. The AVC1D0P is high-definition ready, supports mirror image functionality and the 8 ms response time is the fastest video response time in its class, according to Quest. With flexible input options, this new display accommodates multi-display configurations and remote display locations, without signal or image degradation. The AVC1D0P incorporates all safety and regulatory requirements. Membrane controls, an anti-glare / anti-reflective panel, built-in liquid ingress protection, ensures image quality and investment protection. Quest International | www.questinc.com 090808_AQ_A002_A Nov/Dec 2008 | ITN | 12 http://www.dominator.com http://www.terarecon.com http://www.amicas.com http://www.questinc.com http://www.terarecon.com

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Image Technology News - November 2008 Contents RSNA CT Systems Imaging An Image is Worth a Thousand Words Ultrasound Systems MBI Takes on FFDM Trouble in Multi-PACS Paradise When is Appropriateness Criteria Appropriate? RIS/PACS in a Web 2.0 World Digital Mammography Helps Center Continue its Commitment to the Best in Patient-Focused Breast Cancer Cardiovascular Imaging Systems PARCA Extends Expertise to World PACS Market

Image Technology News - November 2008

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