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ScImage Inc.

ScImage’s PicomEnterprise is a multi-department PACS, workflow management and interoperability solution designed to organize, categorize, store and distribute information to and from one or many facilities. Capture DICOM and non-DICOM images, ECG waveforms, jpeg photos or mpeg videos. Exchange HL7 messages and create reports using native voice recognition. ScImage supports IHE workflow profiles for Radiology, Cardiac Cath and Echocardiography and delivers exam specific visualization tools for ...

TeraRecon, Inc.

TeraRecon Inc., a leader in advanced image processing and 3D visualization techniques, provides advanced imaging systems for medical and other visualization applications based on its unique and patented image processing technologies. A four-time winner of Frost and Sullivan awards, the company has developed a leading portfolio of products that advance the performance, quality, functionality, and integration of image processing and 3D visualization systems. Founded in 1997, TeraRecon developed a ...

Vital Images, Inc.

Vital Images, Inc. is a leading provider of enterprise-wide advanced visualization software solutions. The company's technology gives radiologists, cardiologists, oncologists and other medical specialists' time-saving productivity and communications tools that can be accessed throughout the enterprise and via the Web for easy use in the day-to-day practice of medicine. In addition, Vital Images' strength in strategic partnerships, including industry-leading PACS (picture archiving and communicat...
  • ACC: Gender disparities exist in screening for heart disease
    ATLANTA--“Within the past decade, our focus on women at risk has led to a clarification of understanding of the sex-specific factors that can influence our decisions and testing when it comes to women at risk or with symptoms of heart disease,” said Jennifer Mieres, MD, associate professor of medicine and director of nuclear cardiology at New York University School of Medicine, during a presentation at the 59th annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) conference.
  • ACC: Multi-detector CT has high predictive value for obstructive CAD detection
    ATLANTA -- The presence of obstructive coronary artery disease (CAD) was found to be a significant predictor of adverse cardiac events, and multi-detector CT may be able to predict cardiac events in known or suspected CAD, according to researchers from the Division of Cardiology at Daegu Catholic University in Daegu, South Korea.
  • ACC Feature: Use of SYNTAX scores in daily practice reveals operator bias
    Inter- and intra-observer reliabilities show disparities when SYNTAX scores are calculated by individual operators no matter their training and background. Researchers reported that multidisciplinary approaches should be considered when deciphering between CABG and PCI for patients with multivessil or left main coronary artery disease, according to a poster presentation featured during the 59th annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) scientific session yesterday in Atlanta.
  • Radiology: CT angiography proves cost-effective in chest pain diagnosis strategy
    A coronary CT angiography-only approach -- when factoring in a $20,000 threshold level for cost per correct diagnosis and $50,000 per quality-adjusted life-year -- is the most cost-effective diagnostic strategy for the evaluation of patients presenting with stable chest pain without known coronary artery disease (CAD) with intermediate CAD prevalence, according to a decision analysis study published in the March issue of Radiology.
  • iCAD granted patent for CAD lesion metrics solution
    Image analysis and workflow solutions provider iCAD has been granted a patent-number 7,660,448, which will cover all future iterations of its SecondLook Digital computer-aided detection (CAD).
  • HIMSS: Vital Images showcases Vitrea Suite
    Vital Images showcased its Vitrea Enterprise Suite at HIMSS10 last week in Atlanta, which allows nurses and referring physicians to access imaging data from home or in their office via the web-based suite, and clinicians to use Vitrea as a planning tool when preparing for cases.
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AMICAS RadStream by AMICAS, Inc.
AMICAS RadStream reduces medical-legal risk by automating and documenting critical results communications. RadStream also automates the prioritization of imaging exams based on a "most likely to interrupt" method, which has been shown to dramatically...
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CR 35-X by Agfa HealthCare
Agfa HealthCare’s CR 35-X is a highly versatile digitizer that is specially designed for decentralized CR environments and has an amazingly small footprint. The CR 35-X is a multi-application digitizer, benefiting from three different image resolut...
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Corepoint Integration Engine by Corepoint Health - The Next Generation of NeoTool
With Corepoint Integration Engine, you can configure interfaces simply, build data logic quickly, and ensure high quality with built-in testing capabilities. Corepoint Integration Engine works with various data formats including HL7, CCD, XML, CSV, e...
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Visage CS by Visage Imaging Inc.
Visage CS Thin Client / Server is a blazingly fast and easy-to-use software for all 2D-, 3D- and 4D-based primary image interpretation, post-processing, and image distribution. Visage CS allows virtually “instant” access to all data and advanced ...
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Kardia E by Kardia Health Systems / Freeland Systems
Developed at Mayo Clinic, Kardia E is a comprehensive web-based workflow management software solution for echocardiography laboratories. As the echo component of the Kardia suite, Kardia E reduces time-related operating expenditures by shortening ...
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