Vital Images of Minnetonka, MN, will highlight a new version of its flagship Vitrea software, as well as a new "floating license" concept that enables users to access advanced visualization tools from wherever they are in a healthcare enterprise.
Vitrea version 3.9 includes new usability features, as well as enhancements for cardiac and neuro studies. Some highlights of the release include the ability to manage more complex data, up to 3,000 slices on computers with 64-bit operating systems.
VitreaAccess is a new concept that gives Vitrea users around-the-clock access to advanced visualization tools, offering two platforms that enable users to tailor their systems to the needs of their facility. VitreaAccess users can "float" their licenses between workstations throughout an enterprise, or access Vitrea tools remotely via a secure virtual private network (VPN).
Finally, Vital Images has added new features for its VitalConnect 4.0 software, such as improved image quality, enhanced performance, and richer advanced analysis tools, the company said. Version 4.0 users can manipulate studies, then push them to the Web for further analysis and manipulation by remote users.
By Brian Casey
AuntMinnie.com staff writer
November 8, 2006
Copyright © 2006 AuntMinnie.com
