Technology | PACS | January 06, 2017

Radiology reading station now offers Windows 10 support, automated management of previous studies

January 6, 2017 — Image Information Systems released version 3.0 of its iQ-VIEW radiology reading station in November and displayed it at the 2016 annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) in Chicago.

iQ-VIEW 3.0 comes with a host of new features and enhancements, including:

  • Windows 10 support;
  • Visual styles for a comfortable working experience in dark rooms;
  • HIPAA compliance;
  • Performance improvements including 10 times faster zoom/pan;
  • Super-fast multi-frame object opening;
  • Automatic previous studies management: time-saving auto loading of relevant prior studies of a patient and loading them automatically into the viewer. The radiologist can define which studies are considered as relevant by setting various filters; and
  • Image management up to 150 megapixels.

For more information: www.image-systems.biz


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