For the radiologist
One list, one viewer, one report.
- A reading list ordered by priority and deadline, for one center or several.
- A viewer in the browser with multiplanar reconstruction, measurements and the prior beside the current study.
- Reports from templates or voice dictation, signed, with addenda and critical-result alerts.
- AI findings shown as suggestions to accept, edit or reject.
For the technologist and the front desk
The technologist sees the devices, the day, and each series arriving until the study is complete, and can upload a prior study a patient brought on a disc. The front desk sends the result to the patient and the referring physician as a link.
For the manager
An operations board shows the gateways, the connection to the RIS, storage and the team. Share links, and an audit log of every open and download, are one click away.
With the RIS you already run
Orders and patient identity come from your RIS, the worklist goes to the modalities, and the status and report return to it, over HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM Modality Worklist and DICOMweb.
Questions centers ask
Can reports be written inside the PACS?
Yes. Templates, voice dictation, signature and addenda are in the viewer, and the signed report goes to your system as a PDF. A center that reports in its RIS can keep doing so.
Can several branches share one archive?
Yes. A radiologist can read for one center or several from one list.
Is there AI?
AI engines can mark findings on the image as suggestions. The radiologist accepts, edits or rejects each one.