Digisonics

TriMed Staff | | Cardiovascular Business | Patient Care
 
 Digisonics DigiNet Pro
Digisonics (9029) is showing four products, including: DigiView Image Management & Reporting System, DigiNet Pro, WebView and Digisonics Rolodex. 

The DigiView Image Management & Reporting System combines image review workstations, a PACS image archive, a clinical database, comprehensive measurements and calculations package and configurable reporting. DigiNet Pro provides web-based access to the cardiovascular image management and reporting system. WebView secures online viewing of stored patient information, images and reports for cardiovascular modalities. The Digisonics Rolodex automates transmission of finalized reports to referring physicians and sites through fax, e-mail and print options.

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