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|Articles|June 7, 2007
EDDA software takes aim at liver CT
Software to aid in the evaluation of hepatic lesions debuted June 7 at the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine meeting in Providence. The IQQA(R)-Liver Enterprise, developed by EDDA Technology, enables 4D analyses running on existing PACS workstations. The software handles the large volume of data obtained from contrast-enhanced multislice images of the liver. It automatically performs anatomic phase registration to visualize and cross-reference lesion locations and characteristics across different phases of enhancement. Segmentation and measurement tools address lesions, vascular structures, and lobes of the liver.
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Software to aid in the evaluation of hepatic lesions debuted June 7 at the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine meeting in Providence. The IQQA(R)-Liver Enterprise, developed by EDDA Technology, enables 4D analyses running on existing PACS workstations. The software handles the large volume of data obtained from contrast-enhanced multislice images of the liver. It automatically performs anatomic phase registration to visualize and cross-reference lesion locations and characteristics across different phases of enhancement. Segmentation and measurement tools address lesions, vascular structures, and lobes of the liver.
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