Feature | August 17, 2012

Breast Imaging Software

MRS (mammography reporting system) is a breast imaging tracking and reporting software that offers scalable solutions and integrations which can be tailored to fit a facility’s needs. MRS supports optimal patient care with features such as automated patient lay letters, high risk modeling and problem-case tracking. The system helps to promote workflow efficiency and effectiveness by providing a simple, user-friendly interface that meets and exceeds industry standards.

Mammography Reporting System Inc. featured MRS at its booth at AHRA 2012.

For more information: www.mrsys.com

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