Digisonics adds clients to roster

Sarah Lamberti | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
Two medical facilities in Oregon have installed image management and reporting systems from Digisonics.

Rogue Valley Medical Center in Medford, Ore., has purchased OBLink interfaces from Digisonics to auto-populate patient demographics and measurements from GE Healthcare's Voluson ultrasound machines directly into the OB-Windows report.

Salem Hospital in Salem, Ore., has expanded its OB-Windows network by adding new workstations for clinical reporting and analysis of OB ultrasound studies. With the addition of OBLinks, data will transfer from their Philips Healthcare's iU22 into the Digisonics system, according to the hospital.





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