Digisonics to introduce CVIIS at ASE 2010

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
Image management and reporting software provider Digisonics will release its latest DigiView Image Management and Structured Reporting System, DigiView 3.7.7, next week at the American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) conference in San Diego.

The web-based cardiovascular image and information system (CVIIS) contains a cardiovascular review workstation, PACS and a clinical database, according to the Houston-based company. The system has been updated to include a new graphical user interface and the ability to utilize multi-monitor imaging for study comparison, as well as new reporting capabilities, including an upgraded vascular reporting package, said Digisonics.

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