TomTec enters cardiac PACS market

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Mar 26, 2008

TomTec Imaging Systems of Munich, Germany, is planning to enter the market for cardiology PACS software with the launch of a product called CardioArena later this year.

CardioArena is designed for the review of 2D, 3D, and 4D image data, and supports multiple modalities, including ultrasound, MRI, and catheterization labs. The software can be added to existing PACS and cardiac PACS networks, and tailored to facilities ranging in size from private offices to hospitals, the company said.

Related Reading

Toshiba, TomTec to partner on cardiac 4D ultrasound, December 6, 2007

TomTec to expand into MRI, March 21, 2007

TomTec management, staff acquire 100% of company, June 6, 2006

TomTec debuts 4D RV-Function, June 1, 2006

TomTec debuts 4D LV-Function, April 19, 2006

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