Additionally, Toshiba will unveil women's imaging ultrasound techniques, including breast imaging techniques that enable physicians to better evaluate breast lesions and Spatio-Temporal Image Correlation (STIC) technology to assess the fetal heart.

Siemens - Booth 4222, Hall A, South Building & Booth 922, Hall D, East Building
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With syngo Suite Essential, Siemens offers a comprehensive IT solution for diagnostic imaging centers, consisting of preconfigured software, hardware and services.

The new version V70 of syngo Imaging XS (PACS) combines cutting-edge features for reading, planning exams, and reporting with easy installation, easy usage, and easy expansion - even for large hospitals - at an attractive cost-benefit ratio. The newest version includes 3D visualization applications.

Siemens Acuson S2000 Ultrasound System is designed to take ultrasound to a new dimension, providing superior image quality, knowledge- based workflow, adaptive ergonomics and innovative applications for increased diagnostic confidence.

MAMMOMAT® NovationDR is Siemen's high-end, fullfield digital mammography system for screening, diagnostics and biopsy applications. It is designed to handle the mammography workup from patient registration and image acquisition to postprocessing and reading.

Philips Healthcare - Booth 7713, Hall B
Philips will demonstrate its scalable, always online, long-term Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS) storage solution, iVault. Philips iVault provides a secure, scalable image management solution that helps reduce the costs and complexity of PACS storage. iVault protects the integrity and privacy of data while giving clinicians reliable access to images across the enterprise. With disaster recovery and retention capabilities, iVault helps meet Medicare, Medicaid, Joint Commission, and HIPAA requirements, and it is scalable to an institution's growing storage needs.

For those challenged by storage expansion or image distribution issues, Philips will present its unique PACS replacement strategy for legacy systems. For institutions with existing PACS contracts, Philips' replacement strategy offers an affordable, predictable cost and phased approach to PACS migration.

This approach enables a smooth transition to iSite PACS. It includes the same benefits that current iSite PACS customer experience: offsite disaster recovery, service and 24/7/365 support; enterprise advanced visualization functionality and unlimited licensing for iSite Enterprise as well as iSite Radiology workstations.

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