Digisonics Showcases WebView 4.0 for Image and Report Review on any Web Browser or OS at RSNA 2013

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HOUSTON (November 18, 2013) – At this year's annual RSNA Conference in Chicago, Ill., Digisonics (Booth #6511) will showcase its newest product, WebView 4.0.  WebView is an easy-to-use application for fast review of patient images and reports of all modalities from any HTML5 capable web browser (IE, Chrome, Safari, etc.) or operating system including Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets. 

Digisonics will also demonstrate the latest functionality available in its PACS and Structured Reporting Systems including: appropriate use criteria, business analytics, configurable user profiles and several workflow enhancements including auto measurement and data field population of report macros.  Combined with integration to incumbent PACS, EMR, HIS/RIS and voice recognition software, Digisonics structured reporting solutions provide facilities with a fully electronic and efficient workflow for radiology studies.

About Digisonics, Inc.

Digisonics provides top-rated clinical image management and structured reporting systems for  cardiovascular (CVIS), radiology, and obstetrics & gynecology. Digisonics structured reporting solutions combine high performance image review workstations, a powerful PACS image archive, an integrated clinical database, comprehensive analysis capabilities and highly configurable reporting for multiple modalities. Key applications are complemented with interfaces to information systems and 3rd party vendors, providing facilities with a seamless, efficient clinical workflow. 

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