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Candelis, GE HealthCare team up to expand remote image access with StreamVue's fast, flexible enterprise diagnostic viewing platform.

Candelis, GE HealthCare Team Up to Expand Access Remote Ultrasound Breast Exams

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Aug. 20, 2026 — Candelis, Inc. has announced a collaboration with GE HealthCare to support the distribution of Candelis ImageGrid StreamVue for viewing images generated by the GE HealthCare Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound (ABUS) systems.

The collaboration brings together GE HealthCare's breast ultrasound technology and Candelis' enterprise imaging and diagnostic viewing expertise to support remote review of Invenia ABUS studies across enterprise imaging environments.

StreamVue is Candelis' U.S. FDA 510(k)-cleared enterprise diagnostic streaming viewer. StreamVue is designed to rapidly deliver diagnostic-quality images while minimizing latency and enabling fast loading and navigation of large imaging studies. The platform can provide radiologists with secure, diagnostic-quality image access rapidly from virtually anywhere, whether in the hospital, an imaging center, or the office.

"By incorporating StreamVue's advanced streaming architecture with GE HealthCare's Invenia ABUS solutions, we can help healthcare organizations provide radiologists with efficient access to ABUS images while reducing the cost, complexity, and disruption often associated with traditional enterprise viewing platforms," said Robert Van Uitert, Vice President of Marketing and Products at Candelis.

StreamVue is designed to integrate with existing DICOM-compliant imaging environments, enabling healthcare organizations to preserve current technology investments while modernizing their imaging workflows. StreamVue is available as an on-premises hardware appliance, virtual machine or cloud-hosted solution.

"We're proud to collaborate with Candelis to support greater flexibility in how clinicians access and review Invenia ABUS exams," said Karley Yoder, CEO, Ultrasound Solutions, Advanced Imaging Solutions, GE HealthCare. "Together, we're helping breast imaging programs support remote review across a range of care settings."

The collaboration reflects Candelis' continued commitment to working with leading healthcare technology organizations to expand access to advanced imaging solutions and improve clinical workflow efficiency. Through GE HealthCare's distribution network, StreamVue will be made available to healthcare organizations seeking a flexible and responsive viewing solution for Invenia ABUS imaging.

 

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