Intelerad launches IntelePACS tomo module

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Jun 6, 2012

PACS vendor Intelerad Medical Systems announced it has launched a digital breast tomosynthesis module for its IntelePACS software.

The Intelerad Breast Imaging module with tomosynthesis support offers a universal worklist that eliminates the need for dedicated workstations. It gives access to multimodality images regardless of where radiologists read, with an option to integrate with BI-RADS, according to the firm.
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