October 22, 2008 - The Society for Imaging Informatics in
Medicine (SIIM), a sponsoring organization of the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE), hosted the first-ever IHE referee training session at its headquarters in Leesburg, VA, on September 29, 2008.

October 22, 2008 – Integrated Modular Systems Inc.(IMSI) released a new Version 5.1.3d of imsiPACS, with directly integrated modules for nuclear medicine and 3D visualization.

RamSoft Inc. has several major enhancements to its PowerServer 4.5, the latest version of its RIS and PACS software. The latest features create a fast, versatile version of PowerServer, with enhancements that speed access to important studies, bolster diagnostic capabilities, and improve overall usability.

The features in PowerServer 4.5 reinforce RamSoft’s standard for speed, operability and overall functionality, enabling users to increase productivity and heighten their early and long-term return on investment.

Integrated Modular Systems Inc. (IMSI), a RIS and PACS system integrator, offers the imsiVIEW.RIS available for installation at imaging centers and clinics, along with the full imsimed product line of PACS components on a workstation with a built-in DVD printer.

Scheduling, structured reporting, billing, film digitizing, CD/DVD media production, 3D viewing, orthopedic templating, dual-monitor high-resolution viewing, DICOM mail, store, query/retrieve, modality worklist, are all provided in a fully integrated system configuration.

Analogic’s PowerLink non-contact power transfer systems for CT and other modalities employ rotating gantries, enable advanced volumetric scanning technology. PowerLink transfers power from the stationary gantry to the rotating disc without brush contacts. This design reportedly reduces downtime and maintenance costs for CT systems and opens up space on the gantry for hybrid/multi-modality capabilities.

Integrated Modular Systems Inc.(IMSI) released Version 5.1.3d of imsiPACS, with directly integrated modules for nuclear medicine and 3D visualization.

imsiPACS provides a DICOM 3.0, and HIPAA compliant server for image storage, query and retrieval, forwarding, printing and DICOM-formatted media interchange through import and export functions. The archive server resides on any local server or network attached storage devices. Other features include shared archive, patient reconciliation, DICOM Print, failover option, and web-based administration.

With advancements including rapid scroll speeds, magnifying glass, new transcription module, floor – ER- OP scheduler, and more advanced hanging protocols, NovaRad’s NovaRIS/NovaPACS 7.1 combined radiology system is available to help hospitals, imaging centers and clinics to help improve reading and scheduling efficiencies to increase productivity.

High performance imaging is at your fingertips with the Sonix OP and Sonix SP Smart Ultrasound systems by Ultrasonix Medical Corp. Designed as a compact, flexible and easy to use system, the Sonix OP adapts to the unique needs of your environment. High performance transducers and fundamental software features provide the flexibility to address a variety of clinical applications.

Sonix CEP provides Emergency Medicine practitioners with high performance imaging in a compact, portable system that boots up in seconds and runs on rechargeable battery so it's always ready when it matters most.

Specifically designed for the Emergency Medicine practitioner, the Sonix CEP provides features such as a barcode reader for quick and accurate patient data entry and QA/Credentialing worksheets to assist in departmental training and documentation.

Nemoto Kyorindo's GE-Nemoto Dual Shot Alpha, which features Body Weight Protocol (BWP), Linear Decay Protocol (LDP) and Dilution Phase Protocol. The BWP method tailors the protocol based on the patients weight and the contrast concentration. The LDP uses less contrast to deliver the same amount of enhancement, injection time and image quality as normal injector methods, said the company. The Dilution Phase Protocol delivers contrast and saline simultaneously, which is commonly used in cardiac imaging today.

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