November 27, 2007 - Agfa HealthCare launched two new product-related e-learning courses covering the company’s latest PACS solution IMPAX 6 and an introduction to IPlan, its leading hospital scheduling system, both providing interactive e-learning packages that allow training for users of Agfa HealthCare solutions a chosen pace.

NVIDIA Corp. and Planar Systems have developed a 10-Bit mammography display that encompasses a method of “pixel packing,” allowing 10-bit or 12-bit grayscale data to be transmitted from an NVIDIA Quadro graphics board to a Planar Dome display using a standard DVI cable.

Im3D – Medical Imaging introduced a new DICOM visualizer, VISOR that reportedly enhances the functionality of im3D’s diagnostic workstation by grouping and displaying any number of radiological exams for quick, single-source visualization.

VISOR enables the radiologist to confront and compare exams, as well as relay exams to specialized CAD applications thereby optimizing the overall workflow. The system interfaces with im3D’s CAD-COLON diagnostic system, a commercially available interactive workstation with field-proven results, as well as with upstream PACS systems.

Agfa HealthCare showcased the release of its IMPAX 6.4, featuring advanced workflow design focusing on the seamless integration of RIS/PACS/Reporting information and image management into one workflow from start to finish.

The system includes new visualization and navigation tools for large volume studies (CT/MR), with complex multiseries review. IMPAX 6.4 also focuses on bringing disparate information to the radiologists' desktop, irrespective of
the source.

The Empiric Systems Encompass.NET 5.0 is the company’s latest, Web-based, fully integrated, single database, RIS/PACS/Billing system that includes an entirely re-engineered GUI, "profile-based" advanced scheduling logic, embedded instant messaging, patient self/on-line registration, "Draw-able" forms and sheets and a new DICOM Web-viewer.

Company website: www.empiricsystems.com

November 27, 2007 - Carestream Health Inc. introduced at RSNA two new compact, single-cassette computed radiography systems for improved workflow and productivity in supporting general radiography, long-length, dental — and mammography exams, where approved.

Hitachi Medical Systems America commercialized at RSNA 2007 its OASIS patient- centered open architecture MRI scanner, reportedly featuring Hitachi’s proprietary 1.2 Tesla vertical field magnet technology inclusive of high magnet homogeneity and higher order active shim, all in an open architecture magnet design that gives patients an unrestricted viewing angle.

Featuring a high performance gradient system coupled with an 8-channel Radio Frequency (RF) system and Hitachi-designed RF coils, Oasis is designed to provide high performance imaging in a comfortable patient setting.

November 27, 2007 - Hitachi Medical Systems America commercialized at RSNA 2007 its OASIS patient-centered open architecture MRI scanner, featuring Hitachi’s proprietary 1.2 Tesla vertical field magnet technology inclusive of high magnet homogeneity and higher order active shim, all in an open architecture magnet design that gives patients an unrestricted viewing angle.

November 27, 2007 – Fujifilm Medical Systems USA partnered with Hitachi to introduce at RSNA 2007 the FCR Go portable digital X-ray system, integrating Fujifilm's FCR Carbon XL CR reader and a notebook version of the Flash IIP console with the Hitachi portable, reportedly providing image availability in 23 seconds.

November 27, 2007 - Medrad Inc. displayed at RSNA 2007 “CT Contrast Injection of the Future,” an exhibit about the leading role of contrast injection in CT imaging, as well as patient safety, patient-specific protocol optimization and workflow and data integration innovations that are in development by the company.

Medrad also highlighted advancements made to its Stellant CT Injection System, featuring the DualFlow simultaneous injection and scanner-injector interface technology, as well as two new additions: CardiacFlow powered by P3TTM and XDSTM Extravasation Detector.

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