The Universal Medical Imager (UMI) is a high-resolution computerized viewbox for the review of DICOM images from spinning media, WiFi connectivity and hard copy films independent of a PACS or PC environment. With a large, high-resolution screen, the UMI provides an image display with an enhanced level of security.
The UMI is designed for nondiagnostic viewing of digital images that patients bring to referring physicians as well as for patient and physician discussion. It also finds a niche in referring physician private practices, which typically are not equipped with a PACS.


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