PACS Supports Legacy Ultrasound

 
August 30, 2006

A new suite of cardiovascular workflow tools, ComPACSVersion 9 provides unequalled support of legacy ultrasound systems. ComPACSV9 automatically imports image and report data from MODs into a fully DICOM SR-compliant database.

The system has a powerful DICOM viewer with dynamically interpolated zoom, multiple format displays and one-touch side-by-side analysis of multiple exams.

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