Imaging Technology News - November/December 2008 - (Page 8)

Show Preview RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA New PACS Solution Aims to Unify Reading, Reporting Workflows Intelerad Medical Systems will launch its new InteleOne at RSNA 2008. InteleOne is a software and networking solution designed to unify the reading and reporting workflows of radiology clinics and healthcare organizations that provide radiology services to facilities with multiple PACS and RIS solutions. InteleOne consolidates the image and patient data from multiple PACS and RIS into a streamlined, single workflow solution. Radiological studies can be routed from many different acquisition sites and integrated into the InteleOne master database for reading and case management alongside relevant prior studies. Intelerad Medical Systems | www.intelerad.com New Transducer Works to Improve Small Parts, Breast Imaging ZONARE will showcase its new L14-5w high-resolution, high-frequency transducer with broad bandwidth for improved small parts, breast imaging and superficial anatomy. The new L14-5w has a wide field of view with an aperture of 55 mm, offering virtual apex capability. The new transducer has 10 frequencies, including three fundamental, one tissue harmonic, two compound imaging and two each for color Doppler and PW Doppler modes. ZONARE Medical Systems www.zonare.com © 2008 Philips Electronics Nor th America Corporation. Swissray’s New Drive Kit Drives Digital Conversion Swissray is introducing its conventional to digital conversion package, the Swissray DRive Kit, at RSNA 2008. Swissray offers its latest innovation, a flat panel detector combined with its award winning digital radiography software SwissVision as a kit called Swissray DRive. System manufacturers and integrators will reportedly benefit from Swissray’s DR technology. The new Swissray Flat Panel detector delivers outstanding image quality and comes with a 17-inch square format. Swissray | www.swissray.com Simplicity is making the safe choice. Affordability, availability, and reliability make partnering with Philips for your surgical C-arm a safe choice. Our systems have the features that you are looking for in orthopedic and vascular applications—high pulse rates for sharp images, 3D imaging and low dose rates. To learn more call 1-800 -229-6417 or visit www.philips.com/thesafechoice. New Laser Imager for Mammography The new Konica Minolta DryPro 873 Laser delivers image stability for high-quality images, including mammography. The laser imager provides a 4.0 DMax at 43.75 um to support consistent mammography imaging, and it delivers a first print in 50 seconds and throughput of 90 14-inch x 17-inch sheets per hour. Konica Minolta | medical.konicaminolta.us www.philips.com/thesafechoice 8 | ITN | Nov/Dec 2008 | ITNonline.net http://www.intelerad.com http://www.zonare.com http://www.swissray.com http://www.philips.com/thesafechoice http://www.philips.com/thesafechoice http://medical.konicaminolta.us http://www.philips.com/thesafechoice http://www.ITNonline.net

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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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