Vital Images

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
 
A 3D view of the heart using Vital Images Vitrea software 
Vital Images (Booth 9103) is featuring enhanced cardiovascular workflow tools available in its Vitrea suite of products including application enhancements, as well as web-based cardiovascular visualization, analysis and distribution capabilities.

The company also is highlighting its ViTAL Enterprise offering, a comprehensive package of clinical solutions, education, consulting and maintenance. The firm says that ViTAL Enterprise enables unlimited enterprise access to the complete ViTAL solution offering. The ViTAL Enterprise provides customers with full access to Vital Images’ best-of-breed clinical solutions and comprehensive services, including education, consulting and maintenance. It allows customers to have anytime, anywhere access to clinical tools and the ability to expand its feature set as their requirements change.

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