Carestream Health will demonstrate the latest features of its KODAK CARESTREAM PACS that include dynamic streaming capabilities designed to enhance the rapid delivery of images to clinicians in on-site and remote locations.
The PACS platform reportedly offers optional integrated applications such as image fusion, orthopedic surgical templating, 3D imaging and advanced cardiac features.
The company will also demonstrate the newest KODAK CARESTREAM Digital Dashboard, which reportedly provides administrators with a convenient way to monitor equipment performance, storage utilization and user volumes. According to the company, PACS administrators can verify the status of any networked device by viewing a simple color-coded digital display. The digital dashboard aims to make it easy to track the number of concurrent users for a device, the number of read and unread imaging studies as well as the status of other tasks.


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