Low-Cost, Web-Based Cardiac Nuclear Study Viewer Aids Workflow

 
June 4, 2010

A monthly, online service allows clinicians to review and interpret general and cardiac nuclear medicine studies from anywhere in the world for a low monthly rate. The Medx Web Viewer permits interpretation of any original equipment manufacturer (OEM) dataset with nuclear medicine-specific color tables and cine movie displays.

The viewer was tailored specifically for nuclear medicine and was designed to aid workflow, compatibility, functionality and security.

The service was launched in June 2010.

For more Information: www.medx-inc.com

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