The newest offering in the InDex suite of services is InDex Link. The service enables clinicians to directly share patient exams across multiple healthcare systems and all PACS DICOM platforms — linking only the intended patient studies without sharing direct access to the institution’s complete digital environments. The InDex Link offering from InSiteOne securely transmits exams between any provider’s PACS systems without requiring re-archiving of studies.

GMAS EE allows facilities to share cardiology, radiology and other digital images across sites. By being able to share images with other institutions and safely store patient cases for years, physicians will have the ability to improve patient care, advance research and reduce administrative costs.
IBM’s latest GMAS solution combines the power of IBM services, servers and storage with Bycast StorageGRID software in a manner designed to deliver a high-performance and resilient enterprise fixed-content storage solution.

CARESTREAM Information Management Solutions provide lifecycle management of data, while enabling access to images and information stored in many platforms and locations across a healthcare enterprise or regional community. The portfolio includes enterprise information management (EIM), hosted information management (HIM) and regional information management (RIM).

The Xeleris 2 is an advanced nuclear medicine review workstation. One noteworthy feature of the system is XFL (Xeleris Floating License), which allows the ability for clinicians to read and process nuclear medicine images from PCs throughout the institution.
The workstation reportedly simplifies clinicians’ workflow by allowing the replacement and removal of other devices. It also updates other GE nuclear medicine cameras, while maintaining compatibility with aged archive media.

The FAS3050 and FAS3020 systems are designed to meet the needs of the fast growing mid-tier enterprise storage market. FAS3000 series systems are suited for enterprise application infrastructures, such as database, medical archiving, e-mail/messaging, home directory consolidation and disaster recovery solutions. Designed with enterprise serviceability, continuous availability, and easy manageability in mind, the FAS3000 series increases reliability, simplifies maintenance and reduces storage infrastructure complexity.

The Terason t3000 Ultrasound System is based upon proprietary Teratech Architecture, which combines the front-end Fusion Processor with PC-based back-end data processing. It runs as a Windows application on a laptop computer and can be instantly converted from a portable unit to a cart-based system.
According to the manufacturer, the Fusion Processor is the only fully custom-designed, integrated ultrasound chip set in the world. It enables ultrasound image processing power in a small system.

The LOGIQ e is the newest member of GE’s Compact Series of ultrasound systems. The system is designed with the speed, image quality and applications to support real-time clinical decisions in emergency settings.
It allows clinicians to view small anatomy clearly, and the system has advanced connectivity features that streamline clinical workflow by allowing clinicians to take the ultrasound exam to the patient at remote locations. With the system’s on-board image storage, it is seemingly a noteworthy imaging solution for the emergency department.

Aplio XV now offers Expanded Differential Tissue Harmonics, a patented, proprietary harmonic technique that can help with larger, difficult to scan patients, on a broader range of transducers.
According to the Toshiba, the Xario’s new 4-D imaging feature provides users with clear, continuously updated, moving images that allow real-time visualization of anatomy.

MyLab 30 OR offers applicability over a range of tasks including TEE imaging and imaging for nerves and vessels to provide the performance needed for the highest levels of patient care. The system weighs less than 20 pounds and its portability allows it to adapt to any operating room environment.
MyLab 30 OR offers features like 512 channels for high-resolution imaging, multifrequency transducers from 2.5 to 15 MHz, cardiac calculations software for measurement and analysis and Doppler (PW, CW, Color Flow Mapping).

Axius Velocity Vector imaging technology (VVI) offers a new way to assess the heart’s contraction mechanics with ultrasound. Clinicians can now see a graphical presentation of tissue motion using arrows to display direction and relative velocity of motion in one ventricle, with the ability to see a “freeze frame” of motion at any point in the cardiac cycle.

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