Medical Insight updates EasyViz for PACS, EMRs

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging

Medical Insight has released a new version of its EasyViz product, which adds mobility to any existing or new PACS or EMR system.

EasyViz is based on adaptive streaming technology and server-side computing, and the system extends the reach of any PACS or EMR system by providing access to images and tools in seconds on any PC, laptop or mobile device from anywhere inside or outside the healthcare facility, according to the Valby, Denmark-based Medical Insight.

EasyViz contains an image viewer, including configurable tools such as worklists, extensive annotations tools, hanging protocols, native 3D reconstructions, presentation states and GSPS objects, image shutters, access to reports, scouts and localizers, the company said.

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