Web-based 2-D PACS Viewer Allows Instant Access

 
October 29, 2010

A zero-footprint, browser-based 2-D PACS viewer from Shina Systems enables anywhere, anytime review of images stored in the company’s cloud-based archive. An easy-to-use patient file locator, which is similar to Internet search engines, is also available.

The Web-based 2-D PACS viewer brings full-featured high-quality image analysis to any web-enabled PC and handheld device on-the-fly with no file download. The new feature makes images stored or cached in Shina’s remote cloud instantly available to any authorized user. This application also serves as an image communication engine for patient electronic medical records.

For more information: www.shina-sys.com

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