A diagnostic workstation for MRI with synchronised multi-series viewing, registration and fusion of sequences, DWI/ADC, perfusion, angiography, segmentation and structured reporting.
Optimised for neurological, musculoskeletal, oncological and cardiac MRI.
From routine reading to quantitative analysis.
Synchronised viewing of several sequences and planes.
Automatic alignment of current and previous studies.
Fuse T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI and PET with adjustable colour maps.
Diffusion analysis with ADC maps and ROI statistics.
Dynamic contrast and perfusion analysis with parametric maps.
MIP/MinIP, vessel tracking and stenosis assessment.
Manual and semi-automatic segmentation with volume rendering.
Calibrated measurements, ROI statistics and annotations.
Templates with automatic transfer of measurements into the report.
Function, LGE and tissue characterisation.
Layouts across several diagnostic monitors.
Direct connection to RadImages PACS and third-party archives.
Presets per protocol, body region and reader.
Dynamic series playback for cardiac and functional studies.
Personal accounts, permissions and an audit trail of every action.
MRI centres and radiology departments reading neuro, musculoskeletal, oncology and cardiac MRI.
Applications and options available with this solution. Select a group to see the details.
Fusion of T1 and T2 series in the axial plane with the Jet colormap.
Fusion of T1 and T2 series in the axial plane with the Jet colormap.
The image shows fusion of two MRI series in the axial plane: the base layer is T1 (AutoBind M3D/LAVA T1) in grayscale, and the overlay is T2 (AutoBind SSFSE T2) with the Jet colormap at 50% opacity. Jet maps T2 intensity from blue through green and yellow to red, enabling direct anatomical correlation of both sequences in one view.
Quantitative tools and fusion that used to require separate software, in one workstation.
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