Vital Images' Vitrea Enterprise Suite 1.3 advanced visualization software offers new cardiac analysis applications and workflow features. Analysis tools include pediatric multi-chamber cardiac analysis, an edge-detecting contour editing tool and a vessel wall feature for efficient vessel navigation in any CT angiography scan. Workflow features include ubiquitous report editing, DICOM print capability from any thin client server and a "save as" feature that allows images to be saved and exported to any computer on the network.
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