Re: Efilm Workstation Keygen 34 By Ssg 22 High Quality
Chrystal Dueno
I wish I could talk as hghly about the efilm workstations we are using. Efilm bugs are starting to drive us crazy (latest 2.0 upgrade gave me headaches and the first BSOD in years!), and I am not talking about compatibitliy issues with Conquest, but even about workstation usability and crashes issues, and transmissions between two efilm workstations.
As I understood, you are using conquest right now and some efilm workstations. How do your neurosurgeons or remote doctors get to see the images right now? Do they have their own efilm clients and query your conquest or do you send images via your efilm workstation?
In general: with k-pacs you can communicate with conquest similar to the way you do it with efilm. So, your doctors could query your conquest server by themselfes, or you can push images from your k-pacs client to theirs, if you don't want to give them access to your server.
This way of communication requires an intranet strucutre or a VPN. If your remote doctors are located outside of your network you could use the email function of k-pacs. We are testing k-pacs for teleradiology purposes right now: Our radiographer on duty sends the requested studies via email to the radiologist at home. He imports the attached images into his K-PACS database and views them. For security reason I included an encryption routine. The routine ist stricktly proprietory and source code of the routines will not be published.
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