RSNA: Carestream to share patient portal, lesion management app

Editorial Staff | | Health Imaging | Enterprise Imaging

Carestream (Booth #2636) is demonstrating its MyVue patient portal at RSNA 2012 in Chicago, Nov. 25-30.

MyVue allows patients to access, manage and share their medical images and radiology reports with specialists and healthcare providers through a variety of web browser-enabled devices. It is available as an option for Vue PACS or Vue Archive users, and also will be available as a cloud service, according to Carestream.

Also at RSNA, Carestream will showcase its lesion management module—a native oncology follow-up application that can be added to Vue PACS to perform semi-automatic quantitative-comparisons of historical imaging exams.

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