RSNA: NovaRad expands diagnostic suite

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Novarad unveiled enhancements to NovaPACS at RSNA and showed updates to NovaRIS and NovaDash at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA).

The American Fork, Utah-based company said its diagnostic suite includes modular radiology technologies that run as standalone products or a combined system.

NovaPACS enhancements include virtual colonoscopy with 3D, multi-frame views and six simultaneous views. Cardiology enhancements include automatic vessel finding, cross section and curved multi-planar reconstruction vessel views. Screen shot captures are automatically saved to the PACS.

NovaRIS Billing updates include features to manage patient accounts such as viewing unbilled procedures, adding/editing/deleting claims and batch processing.

The NovaDash Radiology Dashboard presents historical, current and predictive views of radiology practice operations to track productivity.

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