by
Sean Ruck, Contributing Editor | November 26, 2014
From the November 2014 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
Connect Imaging QC Station — Booth 5105, Hall A
Connect Imaging QC Station provides a single location where all studies are automatically checked against the order for the study, and where paperwork can be scanned and attached before the study is sent to the PACS or VNA for storage and distribution. QC Station works with all modalities, any DICOM PACS or Vendor Neutral Archive, and any DICOM Modality Worklist Server. If errors are found during the validation, the study can be fixed on the spot to correct the errors. Demographic information from a MWL query can be applied to the study, a study can be split or merged with another study, and images can be flipped, rotated, re-arranged or deleted from the study. A detailed HIPAA log tracks all changes made.
McKesson Clinical Data Exchange™ — Booth 7313, Hall B
McKesson Clinical Data Exchange is a standards-based solution that helps manage, share, and access images and clinical documents within a single facility, within an enterprise, or across a region. Available independently of McKesson Radiology™ PACS and McKesson Enterprise Image Repository™, this solution supports a modular or enterprise deployment model to offer a single view of the patient’s longitudinal record from any common web-enabled mobile device or workstation
REALiCE™ ultrasound true-to-data rendering technology — Booth 7210, Hall B
The industry’s leading ultrasound real-time 3D volume enhancement product from ContextVision has been paired with new image visualization capabilities. The result, REALiCE, delivers photo-realistic and improved 3D ultrasound images. REALiCE combines the GOPiCE® adaptive 3D/4D volume enhancement product with new true-to-data rendering technology, providing ultrasound manufacturers with high-end visualization capabilities and image quality. When integrated into ultrasound systems, REALiCE provides more accurate imaging to facilitate diagnosis and measurement. The adaptive view states — including lighting source controls, translucency, threshold, advanced cropping and tuning capabilities — allow ultrasound manufacturers to meet the demands of a wide range of clinics and hospitals for better, more accurate ultrasound imaging.
