BRIT releases new workstation

Michael Bassett | | Health Imaging | Screening
Dallas-based BRIT Systems has released BRIT Vision Version 3.6, a multi-modality workstation with a full-feature mammography module.

According to BRIT, the new iteration should assist workflow for mammography image review, including comparing priors with current studies. SmartComp allows mammographers to view comparison images at the same zoom, window and projection factors as the new study. Brit Vision coordinates image format changes made on the primary image to prior image and SmartZoom synchronizes the zoom factor between images.

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