December 22, 2008 – To help eliminate the hassle of transporting and keeping track of DVDs and videos, NovaRad has released its NovaMotion, designed to enables radiologists to archive, retrieve and view live motion studies such as barium swallow, endoscopies and colonoscopies within NovaPACS and EKGs.

NovaMotion aims to quickly and easily captures and converts any live motion study into a DICOM standard. The file can be exported as a DICOM, AVI or JPG file.

“With NovaMotion, radiologists can simplify and speed how they view live motion studies and share and manage studies with referring physicians,” said Tyler Harris, director of implementation at NovaRad. “The functionality of this new system helps further improve efficiencies, increase productivity and recaptures storage space required for discs or tapes.”

For more information: www.novapacs.com


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