Carestream demonstrated its MyVue portal and other medical imaging and healthcare IT systems at the world’s largest radiology tradeshow held this week in Chicago.
The new imager can support efficient printing and time-saving film cartridges that can benefit healthcare providers of all sizes across the globe.
Designed to enhance assessment of oncology patients by providing semi-automatic tracking and segmentation of lesions from modalities and other vendors’ PACS systems.
The digital breast tomosynthesis module streamlines workflow by allowing healthcare providers to store, route, display and query/retrieve DBT exams from DICOM-compliant acquisition devices.
Enhancements to its Vue RIS include the storage and tracking of radiation dose information at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) tradeshow.
Carestream will demonstrate at RSNA its MyVue patient portal that empowers patients to securely access, manage and share their medical images and radiology reports with specialists and healthcare providers.
At the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) tradeshow we will demonstrate three fully featured digital radiography imaging solutions that can help healthcare providers enhance both productivity and image quality .
Carestream extended its leadership in the wireless digital radiography market by demonstrating a smaller-format 25 cm x 30 cm CARESTREAM DRX 2530C Detector as a work in progress.
The new systems will allow the two Trusts to work collaboratively using Global Worklists to achieve the significant efficiencies offered by cross site working and reporting.
The large healthcare system includes five hospitals and four outpatient imaging locations. The purchase of the DRX systems is part of the healthcare system’s commitment to move from CR to DR technology.