July 31, 2007 - UniWeb PACS, a multimodality Web-based solution from EBM Technologies, has received FDA clearance.

EBM UniWeb can reportedly store, communicate, process and display images within the system and/or across a computer network at distributed locations. The company says it can display multivendor and multimodality images including FFDM (Full Field Digital Mammography), and can be used for interpretation in a primary diagnostic setting.

According to the company, key benefits of the system include:

- online imaging viewing encourages image data flowing across medical systems
- instant image and report accessibility
- doctors can set images into their hanging protocol and view them all at once, on one workstation
- improvement in departmental workflow by enabling faster review of patient studies and creating a comprehensive image management record

For more information: www.ebmtech.com


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