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Voyager PACS Radiologist Workstation The Voyager Diagnostic Workstation has been designed in automatically as long as they meet the selection criteria. association with radiologists and is aimed specifically at As soon as the first study arrives the radiologist can start improving the efficiency of radiologist workflow. The Voyager reporting while downloading continues in background. Diagnostic Workstation can be used as a standalone station As studies are reported by the radiologist the status is for local connection to modalities and/or Telerad receive, or updated on the main PACS server. If a study that has been can be part of an enterprise wide PACS network. downloaded no longer meets the selection criteria (e.g. it has been reported by another radiologist) it will disappear from Voyager Diagnostic Workstations provide an intuitive the Radiologists worklists. These safeguards prevent double Radiologist interface to the Voyager PACS allowing images reporting and allow true workload sharing. stored on the PACS server(s) (central or distributed) to be viewed, reviewed and reported. The desktop is configurable Selected committed studies by the user and retains the last remaining configurations The remote radiologist can select specific cases from a for each particular user on the network regardless of the physical station. Access to the PACS network is via user login. Login provides security access to the system and restores the viewing protocols set previously by the user. Multiple worklist and download these cases only. On the global worklist on the PACS, these cases will be reserved for that radiologist, to prevent double reporting. Radiologists can access the global worklist simultaneously. Safeguards are in place to ensure that studies are reported once only. Preemptive/Prefetching Function The Voyager pre-emptive/prefetch function allows radiologists who are remote from the PACS server to download studies to the workstation’s local hard drive in background while they work. This feature results in fast and efficient high volume reporting by radiologists owing to the very fast loading of diagnostic quality studies. The functionality works well with low, medium and high speed bandwidth connections. There are two methods of use. • Worklist preemptive function • Selected committed studies within a worklist Worklist preemptive function The remote Radiologist sets up a worklist of studies to download (e.g. all unreported CR). All new studies arriving at the PACS server will be transferred to the workstation L1, 123 Camberwell Rd East Hawthorn, Melbourne, Vic, 3123 Australia Website www.voyagerpacs.com Email info@voyagerpacs.com
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Voyager PACS Radiologist Workstation Features & Options • True size image display (1:1) Advanced comparison mode (with side by side, sheet mode, auto position matching) saved for each user and is available at any PACS Cine, Tile or Stack mode Multiple enhancement tools o Customized toolbar configuration Integrated push-pull teleradiology function o Customized user preferences Multiple criteria available for sorting of worklist entries Window & Level (including W/L presets) Customized worklist filters and searches Programmed mouse buttons for quick image manipulation Image export Modality...
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