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Please let us know what you think!
We are pleased to have recently been chosen to take part in the DICOM-enablement of an exciting entrant into the Cone Beam Computed Tomography market: WhiteFox, from de Götzen S.r.l. of Italy. WhiteFox is the 2011 winner of the reddot Product Design Award, and provides technological enhancements well ahead of other products in the fields of Cephalometry, Orthodontics and Gnathology, TMJ Analysis, Inplantology planning, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and Endodontics.
As part of our work over the following month, we will be helping to extend WhiteFox to integrate fully into an Integrated Health Environment.
We are honoured to take part in the advancement of such an exciting product and we look forward to making full use of our expertise to help it achieve the prominence it deserves.
Flux Inc. in collaboration with Corcare Inc., a progressive cardiology health network in the Greater Toronto Area, are pleased to announce general availability of Influx, the first truly multi-modality cardiology reporting system available for Xcelera.
Influx is the first cardiology PACS solution, running atop Xcelera, that permits interpretation and reporting of all cardiology modalities from a common interface — finally bringing together Echo, Stress, EKG, Holter, Loop, ABPM, and virtually every other kind of study, including those combined with nuclear modalities. Influx unique in that it does not require vendor DICOM support from any modality – Influx integrates and DICOM-enables legacy devices, usually without requiring upgrades.
Study Worklist View: Showing a subset of newly added modalities.
Influx incorporates all modalities into a single multi-modality workflow, allowing cardiology clinics to finally free themselves of their immense paper burden and save significant hard costs. It also automatically captures patient demographics and measurements from modality reports, and populates them within Xcelera for instant review and reporting, saving hours of technologist time per week and significantly reducing entry errors.
Influx reporting enhancements include more than 25 specialized templates and hundreds of test-specific finding codes, improved and re-sized diagrams and auto analysis of wall motion, as well as automatic score calculation (such as the Duke Treadmill Score).
Sample Stress Echo Report: Showing populated measurements and physician interpretation.
In addition to this, Influx optionally provides single-click output from Xcelera to PDF, PACS and many EMRs, saving significant physician time and reducing chance of omissions. Equally importantly, it includes an On-report Modality Output Viewer, which includes immediate access to moderate resolution previews, an intuitive user-selectable thumbnail list, single-click access to pan and zoom of full scale high resolution images.
On-Report Image Viewer: Example stress echo treadmill output.
Please visit the Influx Web Site to learn more about this new multi-modality cardiology solution.