At RSNA 2020, the following highlights will be demonstrated and discussed:

Visage 7 Live Connect. Visage 7 Live Connect empowers collaboration, making real-time communications easy. Radiologists will be able to immediately and securely collaborate, sharing images with referrers directly from Visage 7 during interpretation workflow. The radiologist will simply pass a secure link and session code to all intended recipients for real-time viewing from any HTML browser using any of their preferred devices (e.g., desktop, mobile, tablet). Even though radiologists typically use multiple high-resolution diagnostic displays, and referring physicians may use a single display or a mobile device, Visage 7 Live Connect is not restricted due to any potential display or device type mismatch. Instead, collaborative image viewing is optimally focused on the radiologist's active viewer, does not require recipient users have any installed software or account(s) on Visage 7, and all recipients are able to view shared cursor movements from one or multiple screen share participants.

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) Planning. Demonstrated as a works-in-progress, Visage 7 supports a new Triangle tool for TAVR planning. This tool automatically repositions all of the MPR viewers, so the axial view is in plane with the valve where the leaflets join. This rapidly allows the radiologist to drop 3 points simplifying the capture of TAVR planning measurements.
Visage In The Cloud - SAML. Visage 7 now natively supports the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) open standard for secure single-sign on (SSO) solutions with an identity provider for public cloud implementations of Visage 7.

Visage AI Accelerator – Iterative Learning Cycle. The Visage AI Accelerator is an end-to-end AI solution that bridges both research and diagnostic imaging with the same, unified platform. Visage will demonstrate and discuss how Visage 7 plays a central, integrated role in the AI pipeline, accelerating iterative learning and ground truth development with innovative native tools, fostering an optimized train/validate/enhance cycle.

Visage is also a proud participant in the Imaging AI in Practice (IAIP) demonstration, a multi-vendor interoperability demonstration highlighting new technologies and communications standards needed to integrate AI into the diagnostic radiology workflow. Click here to view the IAIP demonstration's "Evolve with AI" video, found in the RSNA 2020 AI Showcase [Note: RSNA 2020 registration is required for viewing].

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