Ambra Health Launches Next-Generation ProViewer
Diagnostic viewer is designed to give providers personalized anywhere, anytime access to medical imaging.
Ambra Health has released Ambra ProViewer, its next generation cloud-based diagnostic viewer that is designed to give providers anywhere, anytime access to images.
By pairing its U.S. Food & Drug Administration-cleared ProViewer with a cloud PACS system, this tool is designed to give providers personalized mobile access to manage diagnostic images and supplemental photos and videos. It also offers full diagnostic, read-at-home, and teleradiology capabilities.
Courtesy: Ambra Health
According to a company statement, the ProViewer offers three key features:
- Easy Deployment, High Customization: A customizable keyboard and intuitive interface allows providers to choose exactly how they want to view images. It can be either a diagnostic reader or a universal viewer.
- Advanced Toolset: Multi-planar reconstruction, surface and volume rendering, and anatomical re-ordering can help providers in various areas, including research, orthopedics, and oncology.
- All-Access: All major web browsers support ProViewer without the need for any downloads, and it works on both iOS and Android mobile devices.
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