Radiology information systems for imaging centers are keeping track of business in a swiftly growing market segment.

Deploying an optimal archive that meets the needs of PACS is the first step on the way to image storage success, along with optimizing existing IT infrastructures and taking advantage of software.

Robots that take advantage of 3D images are increasing the accuracy of intricate surgeries with 360-degree manueverability. The benefits include smaller incisions, less blood loss and nerve damage, better outcomes and reduced costs.

Redundancy is the name of the game for facilities planning for network disaster recovery. Five facilities report in on details of their plans that work.

Affordability and diagnostic confidence have allowed LCDs to overtake sales of CRTs. Three and 5 megapixel LCDs are expanding into more-demanding mammography applications, while diagnostic capability studies are underway for even more affordable 1 and 2 m

Health Imaging & IT followed PACS Administrator Kelly Murphy through a never-typical day at Baylor Medical Center at Garland (Texas)—logging many finger strokes fixing misgenerated orders and image artifacts and using up some shoe leather to solve a few

Voice recognition software via RIS and PACS cuts radiology report turnaround time by hours and even days and slashes transcription steep fees.

How do you get the images - often data-intensive multislice CT studies - from here to there and back fast, securely and accurately?