SCAR 2005: Dynamic Imaging Introduces Image-Display
and Manipulations for Ultra-Large Datasets, and Workflow Improvements for Radiologists and Referring Clinician

Orlando, FL, June 2, 2005 — Specialized memory-management technology for visualizing ultra-large datasets, and workflow improvements for radiologists and referring clinicians, highlight Version 3.5 of Dynamic Imaging's 100% web-driven IntegradWeb PACS system, introduced today at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the Society for Computer Applications in Radiology (SCAR).

Especially with the rapid deployment of multi-detector CT scanners, imaging departments are very commonly producing studies with thousands of images, and viewing these on standard PACS workstations has typically been a hurdle for PACS vendors. With innovative architecture and memory-management technologies, IntegradWeb now allows users with standard PC's to easily view and manipulate studies with thousands of images. "When a study has thousands of images, and particularly when an embedded 3D application is also invoked, most applications would deliver performance that was extremely sluggish at best," said Jeff Carson, Director of Marketing. "With our innovative and groundbreaking technology, radiologists can now not only view these images satisfactorily, but also simultaneously load and run our sophisticated 3D applications with no performance degradation."

Other key capabilities introduced at SCAR 2005 are:

• An improved Patient Folder, allowing for quick and flexible navigation, allowing users to easily -leaf through- reports, scanned documents, or key images, for any study for that patient, without excessive mouse-clicks or study-loading.
• Enterprise CD-burning, allowing any authorized user to burn a CD with an embedded viewer, either locally or at any central CD-burner.
• Enhanced Tech workflow, allowing for rapid QA of studies at any PC.
• Customer-selectable compression ratios, variable by modality and age of study.
• Sophisticated Hanging Protocols, based on modality, study and series description, and scan parameters.
• E-Mail Distribution of Reports and Key Images, allowing referring clinicians to view and compare reports or key images from multiple studies, and to view the entire study with a single click.

"We see these new enhancements as addressing many of the key challenges facing radiologists and, especially, radiology departments today," comments Alex Jurovitsky, CEO of Dynamic Imaging.

"Dynamic Imaging is providing solutions for effective analysis, management and archiving of ultra-large image datasets, enhanced communication with referring physicians and streamlined access to diagnostic tools and studies."