(Booth 3582) Neurostar of Atlanta will focus on enhancements to its Virtual Radiology Network (VRN) at the RSNA conference this year.
Developed in collaboration with Kjaya Medical, the 3D service stores raw imaging data from an acquisition site on a Neurostar offsite server. Users can then employ standard computer workstations and Internet connections to reconstruct the data using Neurostar's Web-based tool, the company said. Processed 3D data are then stored back on the servers for access by any authorized VRN users.
The work-in-progress 3D service will be available on a per-use or per-study basis, and is pending U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance.
Neurostar will also introduce its Virtual Practice Management (VPM) package for offsite radiology reading providers. VPM includes features such as universal, cross-client order entry; order tracking and management multiple report support; and permanent storage of orders and reports, according to the vendor.
In other news, Neurostar will tout its new Cross-Enterprise Data Access (CEDA) architecture, which allows individuals fast access to recent studies and allows users with appropriate permissions to access prior exams and other patient data from any site in their business network, according to the firm.
Neurostar will also discuss its PACS Insurance program, which allows hospitals and imaging centers to insure the safety of their patient data and maintain access in emergency situations.
