NightRays

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Houston-based NightRays teleradiology service plans to highlight its NightRays Tracker (NRT) service in its RSNA booth.

NRT is a color-coded online patient list that enables clinicians and radiologists to access status updates on their cases. NRT information includes images, study status, patient demographics and paperwork, study alerts, and reporting accuracy. Through the service, NightRays clients also can run stats at anytime on after-hours radiology activities.

Radiologist clients have the option to use NRT and systems NightRays radiologists employ for their own work.

NightRays has developed other state-of-the-art technologies to advance its teleradiology service and technology.

By Wayne Forrest
AuntMinnie.com staff writer
November 14, 2006

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