Geneva, October 10—Carestream’s experts will be returning to the Journées Francophones de Radiologie (JFR) Congress this year to demonstrate the company’s most recent diagnostic imaging and healthcare IT solutions (Level 1, Ternes Hall, Booth N°1T01) and hold an Artificial Intelligence Symposium. Taking place in Paris from 12-15 October, the 2018 JFR event will concentrate on ‘Fair Imaging: For a targeted and personalised treatment’. The four key areas of focus will be: ultrasound; interventional radiology; the relevance of imaging acts; and artificial intelligence (AI). Carestream’s AI Symposium will take place in Room 243, on Level 2, on Saturday October 13 from 12:30 to 1:15PM.

AI has a lot of potential for radiology. Carestream recognises in particular a need for self-improving systems, where algorithms continuously process insights and propose various system configuration adjustments to improve quality and productivity. As well as exploring how it is advancing its diagnostic imaging solutions to keep pace with the evolving radiology sector therefore, visitors to the Carestream booth will also be invited to attend a focussed Symposium on how AI is being incorporated into Carestream’s technology. The company already incorporates third-party algorithmic qualitative results for osteoporosis, lung emphysema, coronary calcification and fatty liver into its Clinical Collaboration Platform.

Carestream solutions being exhibited at JFR 2018 will include:
Clinical Collaboration Platform for healthcare IT—Our Clinical Collaboration Platform allows those who provide, manage, receive and reimburse care to access the clinical data and images they need, using the preferred platform for each workflow and setting. Through full integration with an enterprise’s electronic medical or health record, meaningful clinical data within its appropriate context is always available for delivery to key stakeholders. Optional Imaging Analytics software can be integrated with the diagnostic viewer to streamline workflow and help detect findings that radiologists may not notice.

Workflow Orchestrator—As part of our Clinical Collaboration Platform, Carestream’s Workflow Orchestrator directs each study to the best radiologist for that particular case, based on subspecialty, location, and affiliation.

OnSight 3D Extremity System—The CARESTREAM OnSight 3D Extremity System uses cone beam CT technology to capture high-quality, 3D weight-bearing and other types of extremity exams for orthopaedic practices, imaging centres, and hospitals. This system offers excellent 3D image quality and equips orthopaedic surgeons with enhanced diagnostic content for detecting subtle fractures, soft tissue injuries and other conditions of the hand, wrist, and upper extremities.

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