June 8, 2007 – Philips recently announced key enhancements to its iSite PACS v. 3.6 that now offers tools specially designed to foster process efficiencies and increased collaboration within radiology departments that use iSite PACS.

As part of its integrated offering, Philips now offers tools specially designed to foster process efficiencies and increased collaboration within radiology departments that use iSite PACS. The iSite PACS 3.6 incorporates patented iSyntax technology aiming to deliver advanced visualization capabilities such as integrated Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP), Multi-Planar Reformatting (MPR) and 3-D rendering; advanced hanging protocols and mammography softcopy reading support; conference presentations; and teaching files support. All these applications are now available on the desktop, which eliminates the need to move back and forth between workstations.

For more information: www.medical.philips.com


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