Synapse 3.2.1. Gets Face Lift

 
March 12, 2008

FUJIFILM’s Synapse 3.2.1 software, an extension of version 3.2, with a new Graphic User Interface (GUI), will be featured at ACC 2008. GUI changes include increase use of color to help identify changes in information on the display, new icons and a contrast scheme designed for radiology viewing conditions. The software also includes quadrant zooming and common frame of reference (CFOR) navigation, allowing for window/leveling, zooming and mirror panning of linked images for full field digital mammography.

Other features include 3D integration for visualization of image volumes and patient/exam display synchronization with clinical information systems for critical data such as lab results.

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