With financial constraints continuing to affect healthcare providers, there is a growing need for organizations to explore new means to generate revenue. For many imaging enterprises, the answer may lie in expanding their breast imaging services and incorporating leading-edge technologies like digital breast tomosynthesis – which can be done easier than previously believed. This is due to recently introduced software solutions, like Intelerad’s Tomosynthesis Module, which integrates directly into InteleViewer, thus providing the diagnostic tools that radiologists require and eliminating the need for costly workstations dedicated to the modality.

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