CoPo has accrued almost 10 years of experience within the veterinary medicine sector. As a result we have comprehensive knowledge of medical modality management and medical image integration.
CoPo has managed and supported deployments of the following medical modalities:
- MRI machines
- CT machines
- Xray machines
- Ultrasound machines
- Dental xray
- Fluoroscopy machines
Manufacturers and suppliers that we have worked with include:
- Toshiba
- Konica Minolta
- Canon
- iM3
- Celtic SMR
- Veterinary X-rays
- MIUS
CoPo’s medical image management
To cope with the volume of medical images generated CoPo and successfully deployed PACS for veterinary practices. A PACS is a picture archiving and communication system.
Our PACS deployments have allowed:
- The viewing of medical images anywhere on the network via PC, Apple device or dumb terminal
- The viewing of medical images across VPN
- Accessing the PACS and medical images through Google Sites
- Integration with Osirix and Synedra medial viewers
- Replication of DICOM data format across affordable NAS devices
- The securing of DICOM images on affordable storage
- Sharing of medical images via email
Deployment of a flexible PACS system
The growth of modalities and the increased rate in which medical images start to be created means that a PACS system needs to be deployed.
Temporary storage solutions, for the medical images, have given time to evaluate PACS systems and to develop your medical imaging processes. You may have concluded that the majority of solutions lack flexibility and require a heavy financial investment.
The implementation of an organisation wide PACS system will aid evidence based diagnosis, raising the standard of clinical care.
If this is the situation that your organisation faces, then contact CoPo.
We can help with all of the following:
- Hardware infrastructure with sufficient storage capacity
- Network capacity
- Stable PACS software solution
- Backup solution
- Licence management and inclusion for full user access
- Licence management and inclusion for modality growth
- Ongoing support
- Development path