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ALGOTEC
DEBUTS REVOLUTIONARY WEB-BASED PRIMARY READING STATION MediSurf Version 4 Introduced at HIMSS Duluth, GA
– Jan. 28, 2002--In
the vanguard of innovation in computerized image management, Algotec
introduces MediSurf version 4, the first full-featured, web-based primary
reading station. This breakthrough
technology promises to eliminate the need for costly dedicated radiology
workstations for most radiology functions.
From advanced work management to sophisticated MRI and CT reading
tools, MediSurf version 4 incorporates most primary reading capabilities
into a Web browser, eliminating the need for dedicated primary reading
software to support advanced functions. “The new MediSurf has the potential to revolutionize
the management of digital imaging,” said Kobi Margolin, Algotec vice
president of marketing. “It
can open the digital doorway to radiology practices of any size by dramatically
lowering the cost of a primary reading station.
Primary reading can also take place inside or outside the imaging
facility at any location equipped with a high quality monitor and computer.
A dedicated workstation will be needed only for advanced 3-D
processing.” New MediSurf version 4 features include:
Since its inception, Algotec has been an internationally
recognized leader in the field of digital medical image management,
processing and distribution. In
1996, it was one of the innovators of efficient, affordable Web-based
image access. Today, it
has the largest number of Internet-based installations worldwide and
continues to set new industry standards.
Its ImagiNet family of products also provides enterprise-wide
access to imaging studies through intranets and local area networks
to meet a full spectrum of customer needs. With
headquarters in Israel and fully owned marketing and sales subsidiaries
in the U.S., France and Germany, the company's ImagiNet family of products
are installed in more than 800 healthcare institutions worldwide.
Algotec's solutions include the ProVision - a 3D multi modality
processing workstation, MediPrime - a radiology reading and reporting
station, MediSurf - a Web based image and data access and display engine,
MediStore - a multi media, multi tier archiving system, MediFlow - image
management software, MediLink - a configurable interface to healthcare
information systems, Med-e-Mail - an automatic email reporting system
of key images and reports to referring physicians, and CD-Surf - a self
playing, soft copy (CD) media to substitute for the films for patients
and referring physicians. Algotec,
Inc. may be reached at 770-291-2039.
Or visit their website at www.algotec.com
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