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Digital Pathology Systems Gear Up for Prime Time

Digital Pathology Systems Gear Up for Prime Time
GE Healthcare and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) recently announced they were beginning a joint venture in digital pathology. Together, they formed Omnyx, LLC, which would build and market a system for digital pathology. To date, digital pathology is a market that’s only been nibbled at the edges, and is primarily the domain of microscope companies such as Zeiss, Nikon, and Olympus. However, a small number of companies, bolstered by advances in digital image-gathering, are entering what is predicted to become a $2 to $4 billion industry.

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How Can Radiology PACS Help Your Medical Facility Run More Efficiently

How Can Radiology PACS Help Your Medical Facility Run More Efficiently
Making the switch from film images to digital medical images is a great way to improve the workflow and efficiency of your medical office.  You can save a great deal of time and therefore money by making the switch to digital imaging.  Radiology PACS help you accomplish this.

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Radiology Pacs Makes Digital Imaging Possible At Your Medical Office

Radiology Pacs Makes Digital Imaging Possible At Your Medical Office
Digital cameras are available in cells phones, and because of their ease of use, everyone is now able to enjoy taking a picture anywhere they happen to be. Now digital imaging has come to medicine. Radiology PACS, picture archiving and communication systems, make digital imaging possible for your radiology department or facility. Read the rest of this entry »
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