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Sectra lands contract for WAN-based PACS
Sectra lands contract for WAN-based PACSSwedish PACS supplier Sectra-Imtec has received a $2 million PACS order from the county of Gävleborg in Sweden. Sectra’s PACS architecture will be used to create a virtual radiology department
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Sectra lands contract for WAN-based PACS
Swedish PACS supplier Sectra-Imtec has received a $2 million PACS order from the county of Gävleborg in Sweden. Sectras PACS architecture will be used to create a virtual radiology department for the countys three hospitals and three satellite clinics, according to the Linkoping-based firm. A centralized, long-term 20-terabyte archive will be used for on-line capacity and for automatic backup, according to Sectra.
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