Technology | October 07, 2008

Merge Healthcare’s Fusion PACS MX 3.0 features advanced integration technology to help improve radiologist efficiency and satisfaction. Because Merge Mammo can be launched right at the PACS workstation, it eliminates the need for separate worklists and for sending mammography studies to a different workstation.

Fusion PACS MX 3.0 is also 64-bit compatible, which allows customers to load large breast studies and priors easily. Extended keyboard shortcuts make the MX workstation look like any previous PACS systems, giving radiologists the option to maintain old interface preferences and lower their learning curve.


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