Mini PACS
Mini-PACS offers system functionality comparable to hospital enterprise systems
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Film to Digital...
PACS replaces the film based means of managing medical images, with its three main functions: Viewing, Storage and Distribution. With the decreasing price of digital storage, PACS provide a growing cost and space advantage over conventional medical records archiving.
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Mini-PACS solutions combine powerful worklists, scalable archive software, full featured diagnostic DICOM viewers, DICOM routing and DICOM to CD software all tied into a scalable RAID 5 Server often with web distribution as well.
 Offered as "all-in-one" or turnkey solution...Mini-PACS provide system functionality comparable to hospital enterprise systems...with an affordable price. Most PACS systems require several different components to go digital. The Mini-PACS includes all modules of the system within one easy to install package. Let DICOM Distribution show you how easy and inexpensive it can be to implement a customized digital solution.
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Here are our Mini-PACS solutions...
PACS has three main functions and many benefits:
Viewing
Imbedded in every PACS is a DICOM viewer allowing convenient, efficient of viewing images, series and studies. Viewers  include a range of tools, Including Worklists, Hanging Protocols (with customization), Annotations, Window/Level Presets, Synchronized Stacking, Multi-Planar Reconstruction, Reference Lines, Cine Function, as well as integrated CD Burning. In addition advanced capabilities such as 3D and Volume Rendering are available as needed.
Workflow: Full PACS/HIS/RIS Integration can also improve workflow patterns: When a study has been dictated by a radiologist, the PACS can mark it as "read". This avoids needless double reading. The report can then be attached to the images and be viewable via a single interface. Reports can also be dictated and queued for the transcriptionist to generate. The report can be attached to the images and viewed via a single interface.
PACS provides improved use of online storage and near line storage in the image archive. The PACS can obtain lists of appointments and admissions in advance, allowing images to be pre-fetched from near line storage or online disk storage (RAID array).
Typically a PACS network consists of a central server that stores a database containing the images connected to one or more clients via a LAN (Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network) and/or SAN (Storage or System Area Network), which provide or utilize the images. More and more PACS include web-based interfaces to utilize the internet as their means of communication, usually via VPN (Virtual Private Network) or SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). The software is loaded via JavaScript or Java.
Remote Distribution often Thin Client expands on the possibilities of conventional systems by providing capabilities of off-site viewing and reporting. It enables practitioners in different physical locations to access the same information simultaneously for collaborative patient diagnosis.
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Compatibility...
Most IHE & DICOM compliant PACS handle images from all medical imaging modalities including CT, MR, US, NM, PET, CR, DR and film digitizers. Non-DICOM legacy modalities can be DICOM compliant and upgraded via DICOM Conversion.
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- 24/7 LEAD Customer Support
- 200 Years of Medical Experience
- PACS, RIS, CR etc. supported all from one lead company.
- Fully Dicom and HIPAA Compliant.
- Proven technology that is working in Hospitals, Imaging Centers and Clinics
- Reference Account
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