Technology | April 06, 2008

Gateway Standard Edition DICOM Workstation Designed for Ease of Use

The Gateway Standard Edition is a multipurpose DICOM workstation specially designed to enable quick and easy exam quality control, image distribution and DICOM archiving. Its wide range of options such as documents scanning, film digitizing support, DICOM printing and frame grabbing make it an ideal solution for all front and back office tasks, said RamSoft.

The Gateway Diagnostic edition is a full stand-alone radiology and mammography reading station. It reportedly combines the high-end features found in reading workstations and the workflow management capabilities usually only found in a PACS. The Gateway Diagnostic workstation comes with no exam volume restrictions.

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