Digisonics lands two western U.S. installs

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Molecular Imaging
Pediatric Cardiology Associates of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Idaho Heart Institute of Idaho Falls, Idaho have installed the DigiView Image Management and Reporting System from image management and reporting software provider Digisonics.

Pediatric Cardiology Associates implemented the software for its pediatric echo-specific clinical database capabilities, professional reporting and image management features, said Houston-based Digisonics.

Idaho Heart Institute installed both the DigiView system, as well as its Web-based counterpart, DigiNet Pro, which includes echo and nuclear-specific reporting/database capabilities and a database query tool, gateway monitor, Rolodex and a DataLink module, said the company.

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