Technology | December 03, 2006

Using an appliance-based foundation and industry-standard DICOM architecture, the PaxBox server appliance is designed to accelerate image access, simplify operation and management and protect patient images in a HIPAA-compliant storage and archival system. With PaxBox, imaging centers and clinics can focus on operations instead of system management.
PaxBox features fully-integrated, DICOM in industry-standard server appliances that speed digital image access and routing, simplify image management, and provide highly reliable, cost-effective storage. PaxBox is able to route images directly and concurrently from each modality for immediate storage, thus eliminating the task of manually transferring images to CDs or DVDs for archiving.


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