CoActiv will introduce its EXAM-RIS, a fully Web-based radiology information system (RIS), integrated with its Web-based enterprise EXAM-PACS. The New RIS includes single and multisite scheduling, multisite billing capabilities, patient information and charting (EMR), document scanning and transcription.

GE will bring to RSNA its Innova 4100 flat panel digital detector that reportedly offers the industry’s largest field of view for vascular and interventional imaging, delivering 40 percent more area than conventional 15.5-inch round intensifiers. The system will reportedly provide a larger view of anatomy in a single run with a single contrast injection to reduce contrast and radiation dose without sacrificing image clarity.

Philips showcased its iSite 3.6 and 4.1 advanced visualization tools designed to speed up the reading of volumetric datasets such as multislice CT and MR cases. Its dedicated user interface and workflow features are created to facilitate PACS workflow. On-demand task guidance and a simplified volume user interface reportedly provide step-by-step help.

Neurostar will debut its 3D image processing functionality fully integrated into its Virtual Radiology Network (VRN) application as a location-free, pay-as-you-go application service provider offering. Radiologists can reportedly process multislice images anywhere and any time in a full range of protocols, including MPR, volume rendering, MIP, thin-slab and more.

Medicsight will be showing its ColonCAD product, integrated with a number of advanced visualization partners, including Vital Images, Viatronix, TeraRecon and Barco. The system reportedly offers a safe, rapid and minimally invasive means of imaging the entire colon. ColonCAD aims to release the full potential of CT colonography by improving the accuracy and productivity of detecting polyps in the colon.

Cedara Software will showcase its Advanced Segmentation technology that includes libraries for Lesion Contouring where tumor identification in US, CT, MG and MR is greatly simplified. Cedara Image Enhancement reportedly offers complete X-ray pipeline workflow improvements from image enhancement, shutter detection and removal, autostitching and optimum window display.

Agfa will feature its IMPAX Hospital Suite is designed to meet the needs of the hospital market, with scalability to fit a wide variance of sizes and workflows, including partnered sites sharing common patient domains.

InSite One Inc. will debut its InDex 5 digital medical archive that will contain new features created to improve enterprise workflow and management capabilities. InSite One has developed a roadmap to enhance the InDex Archive services preparing users for the future. The InDex 5 services will reportedly expand the tools to intelligently manage information for the life of clinical data.

The Practix Convenio is a wireless, digital and portable compact X-ray device that reportedly offers smooth motorized maneuverability with variable speed, greater independence and fast workflow for all applications. It offers a long battery life for a full day’s work and reportedly demonstrates optimal mobility at the bedside as patients can be reached from all points due to its extendable arm.

Company website: www.medical.philips.com

Konica Minolta’s REGIUS 370 Upright DR reportedly features the most advanced phosphor detector available, Cesium Bromide (CsBR), to produce a high level of detective quantum efficiency (DQE) comparable to flat panel DR systems.

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