Catch up on the top radiology content of the past week.
|Articles|November 26, 2006
Meta Fusion talks up Helium
IT developer Meta Fusion introduced at the RSNA meeting a value-priced RIS/PACS that can be tailored to imaging centers and small hospitals. The Helium system will ship preconfigured to customers’ specifications, thereby eliminating the need for IT support. Setup requires only that the site attach to the network and add a PC-based viewing station with minimal configuration. The scalable system is designed to grow with the installation. Remote 24/7 monitoring and upgrades that download automatically over the Internet are included.
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IT developer Meta Fusion introduced at the RSNA meeting a value-priced RIS/PACS that can be tailored to imaging centers and small hospitals. The Helium system will ship preconfigured to customers' specifications, thereby eliminating the need for IT support. Setup requires only that the site attach to the network and add a PC-based viewing station with minimal configuration. The scalable system is designed to grow with the installation. Remote 24/7 monitoring and upgrades that download automatically over the Internet are included.
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