Cimar's CMIE image sharing platform offers users a host of next generation web functionality. Designed with cloud computing principles, the new scalability, automation and simplicity implicit in the system creates a virtual image sharing environment to fit all sizes and uses of clinical application. The system offers a range of enhancements and is a feature rich solution for anyone wanting to enable the sharing of clinical data quickly, simply and cost effectively. New to the Cimar service are the following features:
A new and enhanced DICOM Viewer...The CMIE viewer is designed to offer communications flexibility, full rendering functionality and like Cimar's Cranium view, is a freely distributed component of the system for all users, anywhere. The view brings series and study linking, typical DICOM viewer image manipulation, and the ability to export images either to disc (CD, DVD or Blue-Ray), or push to other DICOM nodes and viewers over AET connections. Download a data sheet Rapid image streaming technology...Convention dictates that you need to download an entire study, however large, before you can see and manipulate the image content. Not any more... Cimar's streaming technology exploits the unique embedded compression algorithms od ABOve2000 to optimise both the speed and volume of data transmitted from the server to end user. this capability enables use of the system over low bandwidth connection and given that only images of interest are fully downloaded, saves significantly on time and efficiency for the user. Tablet and Android compatibility...CMIEs core architecture is designed around modern and next generation computing - Access to images anywhere, any time. We have ported the platform and image streaming to work with Android devices. The best of these we have found is Honeycomb running on the Asus Transformer (T2 or T3). With Windows7 on this device, full Tablet finger control for image manipulation is simple and navigation friendly. Integrated high volume DICOM routing...Automated sending of Radiology to the CMIE platform is now managed by a sophisticated software routing engine, DO. This Work Horse is designed to pump large volumes of images to destinations anywhere. The engine is multi threaded (capable of sending many studies concurrently), and each can be to different destinations, directed by its Rules Engine core. on reasonable bandwidth and hardware, this software is capable of transmitting ~1000 CT images per minute either directly to other DICOM nodes or to Cimar's CMIE server worklists. A content-aware rules engine... We have expanded intellect, sophistication and compatibility of our routing solutions. Many easily created routing rules can be stored that interrogate any DICOM tag, and determine what to do with the images based on image content. The router can even change the DICOM dialect in flight, and present images to other PACS systems as they expect, having inserted tag values on the way. Radiology, Ophthalmology, Endoscopy, Cardiology, Echograms and other clinical data types can all be routed when and where they are needed next. Worklist alerting...
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