Telemis develops integrated PACS

Clint vanSonnenberg | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
Telemis Group has released its Telemis-Medical PACS, enabling full interface between 3D imaging software from major vendors.

The system was developed for advanced visualization and interfaces with 3D imaging software, including TeraRecon iNtuition, GE Advantage Workstation Server, Philips Brilliance Everywhere, Siemens syngo.via and Vital Images Vitrea Enterprise Suite

Louvrain-la-Neuve, Belgium-based Telemis Group, a PACS company, said the new system will support greater flexibility for physicians in being able to choose and combine different advanced visualization software programs.

Clint vanSonnenberg

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