PACS vendor Brit Systems Inc. is showing at SCAR Version 2.3 of its Linux-based PACS Diagnostic Workbench that improves the efficiency of reading and diagnosing electronic patient images.

SCAR 2005 is the first exhibit for NEC Display Solutions of America, formerly NEC-Mitsubishi, after ending its long-term partnership with Japan-based NEC Corp. NEC used the show to introduce two accessory products for its MD series of LCD displays.

Swissray International, Inc. announced that the FDA granted approval for its ddR Combi Trauma on Wednesday.

Amicas is debuting at SCAR Amicas Migrations powered by DeJarnette - a new product to fulfill the increasing need for replacement PACS and the migration of legacy PACS to modern architectures.

Charles E. Willis, PhD, medical physicist with MD Anderson Cancer Center teamed up with MD Anderson's S. Jeff Shepard and John Romlein, clinical engineer with Xtria Healthcare Systems, to provide SCAR attendees with a comprehensive overview of quality con

The IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) organization is releasing its Radiology User Handbook, which is essentially a how-to for IHE.

On-site and off-site secure DICOM storage provider InSiteOne is showcasing at SCAR 2005 the rapid growth of its InDex Archive with a display of minute-by-minute image storage statistics taken from daily operations logs.

At Southern Ohio Medical Center, the adoption of speech recognition software in the radiology department has yielded significant gains in productivity and decreases in report turnaround time.