Modality PACS
Modality PACS : DICOM Distribution’s multi-modality PACS is compatible with most DICOM viewing workstations, including many leading Cardiology and PET imaging workstations.
With our feature-rich Modality PACS…you can reduce your IT costs while benefiting from many of the features and capabilities that are important to your operations. Additionally…
with our solution can cost effectively manage and archive studies from data intensive modalities like 64-Slice CT and MRI. |
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PACS have three main functions and many benefits...
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Film to Digital...
PACS replaces film based means of managing medical images, such as film archives. With the decreasing price of digital storage, PACSs provide a growing cost and space advantage over film archives. |
Imbetted in every PACS is a DICOM viewer allowing convenient, efficient viewing of images, series and studies. Viewers include a wide-range of tools, including Hanging Protocols and Hanging Protocol customizers with support for Relevant priors, window/level presets, synchronized stacking, MPR, reference lines, cine function and integrated CD burning – in addition advanced capabilities such as 3D and volume rendering and many other options.
Workflow
Full PACS/HIS/RIS Integration can also improve workflow patterns:
When a study has been reported by a radiologist the PACS can mark it as read. This avoids needless double-reading. The report can be attached to the images and be viewable via a single interface.
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 (for example, tape libraries or CD-DVD 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, WAN and/or SAN 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.
You can reach our support specialists by phone or by requesting service online. The convenient online and self-help options available compliment the traditional means of product support to help you get your questions answered quickly and efficiently.
Here are our PACS Solutions...
Compatibility...
Most IHE & DICOM compliant PACSs 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.
SITE SURVEY
ENTERPRISE PACS
MINI PACS
THIN CLIENT
ENTERPRISE WEB DISTRIBUTION
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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 Accounts
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For more information, please contact 877-434-2661 or email info@dicomdistribution.com.
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