Technology | November 19, 2009

Ubiquitous 3D Adds to PACS Workstation

November 20, 2009 - Advanced visualization software is increasingly coming embedded in PACS. One new platform recently available to radiologists provides native MPR and 3D packages in all PACS workstations. Volume visualization aims to increase productivity and improve service level to referring physicians.

Through this new solution, Sectra Volume Visualization, offers best-of-breed clinical applications from third parties closely integrated with PACS for specialized diagnostic needs. Sectra Volume Visualization is designed to increase review efficiency and result communication in high-production environments. It supports the radiologist by offering extremely fast reading of volumetric image data and by enabling a superior service to referring physicians through the interactive 3D presentation of findings.

Sectra will showcase this new volume visualization solution at RSNA 2009 in Chicago, in Hall B, booth 9124.

For more information: Sectra

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