Technology | October 15, 2008

iCRco’s PaxBox, one of the highlights at RSNA 2008, is changing the management, deployment and affordability of digital imaging for diagnostic imaging centers and clinics reliant on imaging for diagnosis and treatment.

Using an appliance-based foundation and industry-standard DICOM architecture, the PaxBox server appliance accelerates image access, simplifies operation and management and protects patient images in a highly reliable, HIPAA-compliant storage and archival system. With PaxBox, imaging centers and clinics can focus on their operations instead of system management, while also reducing purchase and ownership costs.


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