Automation, Image Processing, HD Capture and Enhanced Productivity for Wider Usage

ETIAMETIAM has released a new version (3.40) of DICOM Izer, a powerful solution for capturing, converting and distributing non DICOM images to PACS. Improved productivity and conformance to connectivity and interoperability standards are the prime enhancements of this new version.

Automatic operation allows selecting patients, capturing images and sending to the PACS in a flash. For more accurate image rendering, DICOM Izer includes several native processing tools. In addition, DICOM Izer supports both connected and roaming operation that allows user to leverage the solution across multiple examination rooms.

To eliminate data entry errors and ensure traceability, DICOM Izer retrieves patient information from databases through a DICOM Worklist connection. As an alternative, DICOM Izer supports the IHE Patient Demographics Query (PDQ) profile, which allows direct connection to HIS applications.

In addition to supporting still and motion video and audio capture in standard definition, DICOM Izer supports capture from HD video sources. Images and cine files may be distributed in standard multimedia format on various media, with or without PACS connectivity.

DICOM Izer implementations are found in: dermatology, endoscopy, fluoroscopy, speech pathology (swallow studies), radiology and mammography.

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About ETIAM
ETIAM is a worldwide leader providing connectivity and interoperability solutions for the medical imaging expertise on international healthcare standards such as DICOM, HL7 and IHE profiles, uniquely positions it to provide both development tool kits for OEMs and software solutions for hospitals and medical facilities that can be implemented throughout the world. ETIAM product portfolio focuses on importing, manipulating, displaying and distributing medical images along with relevant clinical data for integration with PACS and HIS applications. For more information, please visit www.etiam.com.

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