DICOM

How the iPad radiology app MobileMIM became the first to get FDA approval: Interview with CTO Mark Cain

Apr 14, 2011 by
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One of the exciting early promises of the iPhone for doctors was its potential to present imaging studies, such as CT & MRI while on the go. Early on, many did not suspect how powerful was the “small touchscreen computer that makes phone calls”, in the words of Mark Cain. So, when OsiriX for the iPhone, the first CT/MRI (DICOM) viewer for a smart phone, was released in November 2008, it was an impressive introduction to the potential for mobile [Read more]

Mobile MIM liberates doctors to view CT & MRI scans on iPads and is FDA approved [App Review]

Apr 13, 2011 by
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Mobile MIM is the first FDA approved medical radiology viewing app. It allows physicians and providers to view CT & MRI scans on the iPad.

Now Playing: Radiology Images from Your Hospital PACS on your iPad

Mar 17, 2010 by
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The torrent of clinical information being made available on smartphones does not seem to be showing any signs of slowing.  Merge Healthcare just announced March 1 an iPhone OS app, available for the iPad, that connects seamlessly with their eFilm workstation to make available patients’ studies as quickly as they are accessioned by the radiology technician. Many hospitals already use the eFilm Workstation for their radiologists to view studies stored on their hospital PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System). What [Read more]