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Italian PACS firm Program gets nod for MedStation
Italian PACS firm Program gets nod for MedStationProgram S.r.l. of Vicenza, Italy, has received 510(k) clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for its MedStation line of Windows NT-based PACS products (PNN 9/97). Program plans to
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Italian PACS firm Program gets nod for MedStation
Program S.r.l. of Vicenza, Italy, has received 510(k) clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for its MedStation line of Windows NT-based PACS products (
PNN
9/97). Program plans to sell MedStation in the U.S. through dealers and distributors, and is pursuing agreements with interested parties, according to a company spokesperson. Program is negotiating with Swissray International for rights to the product line on a nonexclusive basis.
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