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TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW an intuitive user interface. New features include freehand and volume region of interest measurements, orthogonal measurement, and digital subtraction angiography. New IntelePACS features include a Report Generation and Distribution module. For teleradiology practices that do not use RIS, IntelePACS now handles the entire radiologist and transcriptionist workflow. The Roaming User profiles modules allow an organization to offer multiple “user profiles” tailored to different working situations that roam with them across different sites or between different IntelePACS installations. Intuitive Imaging Informatics (Booth 3965) is unveil- available priors and saving annotations. Mammography reading has been improved with the development of MG Overlays and Presentation State to better harness data from digital scanners and MG Scoring. MR Angio has been enhanced with the addition of MIP. Additional templates have been developed for orthopedic practices. Flexibility is furthered by new exam assignment and custom auto-load worklist efficiencies. ImageQube provides improved custom protocols using “one-click” layouts. Also new is a fully-automated, personal DVD/CD burner capability, providing exams, reports and key image displays of both primary and rendered data (PET fusion), for Windows users. McKesson (Booth 2542) is showcasing its comprehensive enterprise image management and workflow solutions in radiology, cardiology and endoscopy and revenue management solutions. Horizon Radiology Manager is the core workflow component of an enterprise-focused RIS/PACS. The ing enhancements to Rational Imaging PACS and ImageQube web-based PACS. New developments for Rational Imaging include the expansion of PET Fusion with the ability to facilitate workflow by doing full-body MIPs and Volume Region of Interest (ROI). Efficient memory management allows simultaneous display of comparison exams including Reading services keep the reads coming 24/7/365 Brit Systems (Booth 3503) is introducing a new work ow solution for outsourced radiology reading. Brit is releasing a set of tools and services to enable radiologists to read, report, and return primary diagnostic results among multiple facilities. Emory Night and Day Teleradiology (Booth 5175) is showcasing its complete set of remote reading services. Emory Night Teleradiology o ers diagnostic radiology services from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., 365 days a year. Its radiologists interpret studies and provide a written report within 30 minutes. If an exam requires immediate attention, Emory will call the attending physician within 15 minutes; it also provides direct phone access for physician conferencing. Emory Day Teleradiology provides nal readings within 24-hours for facilities in the United States. Franklin & Seidelmann Subspecialty Radiology (F&S) (Booth 2995) is highlighting its teleradiology and client services for imaging centers, radiology groups, hospitals and physician o ces. The group o ers nal and preliminary report: day or night; subspecialty radiology reading services; and client support services. F&S now has more than 100 radiologists, including six breast MR subspecialty radiologists. F&S is introducing a proprietary webbased radiology work ow technology, AccuRad. The system enables management of report delivery via automated fax, online access, or encrypted email; o ers real-time status on delivery progress; and enables referring physicians to view reports and images online. proprietary clinical work ow technology. NightHawk’s radiologists are state-licensed and hospitalprivileged physicians located in the U.S., Australia, and Switzerland. Templeton Readings (Booth 1408) is spotlighting its on-site sta ng capabilities and teleradiology services. The group provides locum tenens or permanent radiologist sta ng with fellowship-trained radiologists through its network. On-site sta ng solutions can also be combined with teleradiology support for 24/7/365 coverage. Templeton o ers a complete range of remote reading services, including the ability to cover digital and analog mammography. Virtual Radiologic (Booth 7157) is highlighting its array of subspecialty services, such as emergent and nonemergent cardiac CTA interpretations on both a preliminary and nal basis. Service options include triple rule-out evaluation, calcium scoring and ejection fraction calculation. Virtual Radiologic has 20 cardiac-certi ed radiologists on sta ; it also provides pediatric radiology services for six medical facilities and several pediatric trauma centers. The company’s 120 contract radiologists are cumulatively licensed in all 50 states. Emory Night and Day Teleradiology: Remote reading services International Teleradiology (ITC) (Booth 7001) is showcasing its expansion into new markets, including the U.S., U.K., Bermuda, Australia and New Zealand. ITC’s radiologists can deliver night coverage for a practice, clinic or hospital, providing preliminary reports within 30 minutes of receiving images. NightHawk Radiology Services (Booth 8551) is discussing its professional services, business services, and 26 n o v e m b e r 2 0 07 | Health Imaging & IT HealthImaging.com http://HealthImaging.com

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Health Imaging & IT November 2007 RSNA 360 Table of Contents Table of Contents On the Web: HealthImaging.com The Enterprise: Imaging & IT = Knowledge News Update RSNA 360: Technology Previews RSNA 360: PACS RSNA 360: PACS Peripherals RSNA 360: Reading Services RSNA 360: Voice Recognition & Reporting RSNA 360: Furniture RSNA 360: CT RSNA 360: Molecular Imaging RSNA 360: Advanced Visualization RSNA 360: MRI RSNA 360: Ultrasound RSNA 360: Health IT RSNA 360: Cardiac Imaging RSNA 360: Digital X-ray RSNA 360: Women’s Imaging RSNA 360: CAD RSNA 360: Data Storage & Archiving RSNA 360: Displays RSNA 360: Oncology Imaging PACS & the EHR: Users Love the Link Lung CAD: A Power Tool in the Imaging Toolset Special Section: RIS/PACS: Efficiency Gains through Integration Fine-Tuning Breast Imaging Workflow Peace of Mind: Long-term Archives that Deliver QA in Medical Displays: Two Approaches CPOE: Wonders in Workflow Emergency Imaging in Flux Reader's Resource Stat Sheet

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