The Codonics Virtua Medical Disc Publisher is designed to set a new standard for speed, efficiency and ease of use in automatic disc recorders. This medical device is a DICOM-compliant network appliance that can concurrently record and label multiple medical studies onto CD and DVD media.

The company will also showcase Integrity, a compact, stand-alone, network-based disc import station that reads, reconciles and stores medical studies.

Also at the show will be the new Infinity Medical Image Server, an expandable DICOM storage appliance that is designed to provide a user-friendly solution for storing and retrieving medical images. An alternative to centralized PACS that works to save time and money, Infinity makes the power of complicated, rack-mounted server systems available to users without special IT skills, according to the company.


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