News | August 13, 2009

Biotronics3D, Merge Partner to Introduce 3D Net Suite on Download

August 13, 2009 - Biotronics3D Ltd., a leading provider of software technology and services for the diagnostic imaging industry has partnered with Merge Healthcare to introduce three applications from Biotronics3D on download.

The three modules, Diagnostic 3D, Vessel Review and Colon Review, are available via software download from the Merge eFilm Web site, and deliver a robust, yet cost-effective desktop solution to diagnostic imaging professionals around the world.

Each Biotronics3D module can be successfully deployed throughout an enterprise directly through a software download, and without the need for specialized hardware or bandwidth capabilities.

For more information: www.merge.com/efilm and www.biotronics3d.com

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