TeraRecon aims to reinforce its emphasis on enterprise workflow and diagnostic tools in its Aquarius line of diagnostic workstations and enterprise-wide 3D servers. The Aquarius Workstation version 3.5 offers protocol-based workflow tools that automatically render 3D images based on the selected study type. Cardiovascular CT sharpens viewing with new soft plaque analysis, automatic vessel segmentation and extraction, measurement, interpretation and reporting tools. For CT colonography, it automatically segments the colon with flight paths and reportedly eases switching between 2D and 3D fly-though mode. The AquariusNET Server version 1.7’s enterprise workflow supports Single Sign On, online processing engines, provides Patient Information Reconciliation and sends response messages from RIS.
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