November 6, 2008 - Lantheus Medical Imaging Inc. welcomes the “Consensus Statement on the Clinical Applications of Ultrasound Contrast” released by the American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) published in the November issue of the Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography.

DICOM Solutions’ DICOM CD burning solution combined with a Rimage CD duplication system was designed to be an affordable and easy to use. From an AE title device on your network, you can send a complete patient study to a virtual CD burner. DICOM images can be pushed directly to the Rimage CD and it will burn the CD along with printing a custom label. This solution is made to cut film and storage costs. This low cost alternative to film production lets end users view the CD on any Microsoft Windows PC without loading additional software (DICOM viewer included.)

NDS Surgical Imaging’s (NDSsi) Dome Z10 is apart of the Dome 30-inch display line, and is appropriate for all imaging modalities with a focus on mammography. Since mammography requires film-like precision, the Dome Z10 is designed to deliver unmatched image accuracy and grayscale clarity.

The 10 megapixel, 30-inch display size of the Dome Z10 offers seamless side-by-side digital study comparisons, less panning and zooming and improved workflow efficiency, according to NDSsi.

MedQuist Inc.’s SpeechQ for Radiology, an interactive front-end speech recognition application, is now integrated with RadWorkFlow, a workflow solution from Inland Imaging LLC.
RadWorkFlow offers an efficient, simplified and consolidated view into multisite, multisystem reading environments.

Insight’s OmniCare System Women’s Center Manager 7.2 includes numerous features with an emphasis on streamlined workflow, increased productivity and seamless integration for any healthcare environment.

Compressus provides the MEDxConnect System version 2.5,a suite of enterprise systems integration software that features a full integration with GE Centricity PACS and significant enhancements to the company’s comprehensive interoperability solutions package.

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Hologic, Inc. published a large scale breast screening trial comparing a single radiologist using computer-aided detection (CAD) to double reading without CAD.

In June, 2008, Hologic, Inc., of Bedford, Mass., announced that it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Third Wave Technologies, Inc. for a purchase price of $11.25 per share, or approximately $580 million in value, representing an approximately 24% premium to Third Wave’s average trading price over the last three months.

iCRco's new digital image management and display system for radiographic imaging is available as of July 11, 2008.

Clarity is an affordable image management solution for imaging centers and medical practices using digital radiology, and sets a new milestone in ease of configuration, reliability, functionality and performance.

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