Healthcare systems can use the tool to merge clinical health information with imaging files and perform tasks that are difficult and expensive to complete with current approaches.

The pair plan to integrate Ambra’s image exchange solution with Nanox.ARC systems as they are deployed via the startup’s cloud network.

By including additional file format compatibilities, the imaging IT giant said providers now have the freedom to choose a scanner most suitable for their workflows.

State-specific regulations and licensing are among the top issues impeding remote reading, researchers noted in AJR.

The University of Vermont Medical Center found most of its reinterpeted abdominal MRI cases contained at least one disagreement.

The Information Reporting and Data Systems tool explains if findings are not concerning or if they may require following up with a doctor, experts explained in JACR.

The pair has already developed the Cancer Imaging Phenomics Toolkit, a software platform that analyzes brain, breast and lung cancer images.

The Rochester, Minnesota, system is notifying patients who received care at its Florida and Arizona locations.