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|Articles|November 28, 2007
Image Vault offers self-contained PACS
American Medical Sales is showcasing at RSNA 2007 an all-in-one PACS product that combines display, processing, and storage. Listed at $8000, the new Image Vault hardware/software combo is designed for small imaging operations. It features a simplified user interface built into a touchscreen, fingerprint security key, and automated logoff.
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American Medical Sales is showcasing at RSNA 2007 an all-in-one PACS product that combines display, processing, and storage. Listed at $8000, the new Image Vault hardware/software combo is designed for small imaging operations. It features a simplified user interface built into a touchscreen, fingerprint security key, and automated logoff.
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