Technology | July 02, 2006

Fuji will be highlighing its Synapse technologies for CT image processing capabilities, it’s patented Subscription and CommonView at HIMSS 2006.
CommonView aggregates multiple patient exams across multiple information domains into a single reading experience for the radiologist. These modalities are specifically designed to help facilities readily manage both the explosion in the number of images being produced and the unique issues of multisite environments, while deriving valuable outcomes. Fuji is developing these technologies toward Comprehension, the company’s future model to extend the functionality of Synapse to cover virtually all information, image, visualization and navigation requirements of the radiology environment.


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