New methods of capturing and storing radiographic images for teaching files and Web-based image transfer and viewing are emerging.A number of these engines appeared as infoRAD exhibits at the recent RSNA meeting:
New methods of capturing and storing radiographic images for teaching files and Web-based image transfer and viewing are emerging.
A number of these engines appeared as infoRAD exhibits at the recent RSNA meeting:
So far, radiologists from more than 400 institutions in 70 countries have used MyPACS to create a growing repository of hundreds of cases.
"We designed MyPACS with the goal that it should take no more than two minutes to create a case," said Rex Jakobovits, Ph.D., Vivalog president. "As the system is purely Web-based, there is no client software to install, and users can begin creating cases immediately."
He cited other features that distinguish MyPACS: the intuitive drill-down navigation system, fine-grained access control, interactive training mode, a case exporter that allows users to create stand-alone offline copies of their case libraries, and virtual folders that let each user organize cases according to his or her own interests.
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