by
Sean Ruck, Contributing Editor | November 26, 2014
From the November 2014 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
RadiForce LX300W — Booth 2929, Hall A
The newest in EIZO’s line-up of widescreen displays for use in OR environments, this 30-inch 4MP display is a value for the money solution in smaller examination and operating rooms. The LX300W can easily replaces multiple individual monitors by displaying multiple image sources simultaneously on one screen. Up to three input signals can be displayed simultaneously arranged as either side by side or Picture in Picture viewing. A monitor with a pre-attached panel protector is available to protect against dust and scratches and allows for easy cleaning and disinfecting.
PaxScan® 4336W – Wireless Flat Panel Detector — Booth 4721, Hall A
ThePaxScan 4336W wireless flat Panel X-ray detector features Varian’s proprietary, advanced wireless technology with state-of-the art 6th generation architecture incorporating 16-bit data acquisition. The lightweight, cassette size, portable 43cm x 36cm detector is optimized for dose efficiency and very low electronic noise. The dual band detector can transmit image data in real-time across a very reliable wireless link at transfer rates up to 170Mbps. The panel is 3.4kg with battery, and has a removable tether/service cable. The PaxScan wireless technology allows customers to take full advantage of superior digital image quality with the capability of higher throughput, significant workflow efficiencies and the potential to enhance patient care and comfort for an improved experience.
Q/ris DICOM Structured Reporting — Booth 7802, Hall B
medQ, Inc. is showing their new DICOM Structured Report module. The Q/ris DICOM SR program provides users the capability to set up specific structured reporting tables and have these tables be automatically populated with data direct from modality. The program has the capability to receive DICOM SR data from all modalities; including; US, Mammography, DEXA, CT and MRI. These data can be reviewed for completeness and accuracy, modified on line by the technologists, and then forwarded to be automatically included in the radiologist’s report. Specialty data, such as, contrast and radiation dosage can also be automatically downloaded for inclusion into the patient record and final report.
