Technology | December 20, 2010

December 20, 2010 – PET CT fusion software is now available on a Web-based viewer. Medweb’s software can be used with its Web-based teleradiology and telemedicine applications.

Historically, fusion software has been available only on dedicated workstations for nuclear imaging. With the software, users can fuse CT and PET images from any desktop computer using Internet Explorer.

It offers image review in multi-planar reconstruction (MPR) or oblique MPR. It also supports different color palates and control of PET/CT blending.

For more information: www.medweb.com


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