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VOYAGER PACS

Product catalog summary

Overview: Voyager PACS is a web-enabled, server-based Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) designed to provide medical images to healthcare professionals anytime and anywhere. It offers functionalities such as image archiving, soft copy reporting, management, and distribution.

Image Reception and Storage: The system receives images via DICOM from various modalities or sources like Teleradiology and stores them on the PACS server or attached storage devices. These images can be accessed and manipulated through Voyager Diagnostic workstations connected via LAN, WAN, or the Internet.

Integration with RIS: Voyager Integrator allows seamless interfacing with the Radiology Information System (RIS) using HL7, facilitating information exchange between Voyager PACS and RIS.

Archive Configurations: Voyager PACS supports both centralized and distributed archive configurations. Centralized archives store all images in one location, while distributed archives use a combination of main server and satellite archives for local storage and global database access.

Advantages of Distributed Archives: Benefits include multi-site connectivity for workload balancing, network load optimization, reliability in low bandwidth environments, and localized image storage for efficient access.

Remote Reporting: The preemptive/prefetch function allows radiologists to download studies to their local workstation for fast reporting. This feature supports various bandwidth speeds and prevents double reporting through worklist management.

Web User Access: Authorized users can access images via a web server using standard browsers. Access is controlled by login credentials, and security is ensured through VPN or HTTPS with certificate verification.

Features and Benefits: Voyager PACS offers centralized or distributed archive options, uses commercially available hardware, supports single or multi-server configurations, and provides preemptive downloading. It is scalable, cost-effective, secure, and compliant with DICOM, JPEG, and JPEG 2000 standards.

Supporting Modules: Additional modules include Voyager Scanning for adding new studies, Voyager Admin for system administration, and Voyager Burn for transferring data to CD/DVD with an embedded viewer.

Note: Some features or configurations may not be available in the USA.

Catalog excerpts

VOYAGER PACS Voyager PACS is a web enabled, server based PACS that Voyager Integrator provides seamless interfacing to the provides medical images of any patient to any doctor, Radiology Information System (RIS) via HL7 allowing anytime, anywhere. Voyager PACS provides image archiving, information to be shared and exchanged between the soft copy reporting, management and distribution functionality. The system receives images from modalities or from other sources (i.e. Teleradiology) via DICOM and stores these on the PACS Server or attached storage device. The studies can then be viewed, reported and manipulated by the Voyager Diagnostic workstations connected to the PACS server via LAN, WAN or Internet connection. Voyager PACS Network L1, 123 Camberwell Rd East Hawthorn, Melbourne, Vic, 3123 Australia Website www.voyagerpacs.com Email [email protected]

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VOYAGER PACS Centralized and/or Distributed Archive works well with low, medium and high speed bandwidth The Voyager PACS can be configured with either centralized or distributed archive storage. With a centralized configuration all images are stored in a central location and can be accessed by Voyager Workstations or Web viewing applications. When a distributed archive solution is in place the images reside on the network at a number of locations with a combination of a main server archive and satellite archives. The satellite archives provide local storage for images and link to the main server...

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VOYAGER PACS Some of the Features, Options and Benefits of Voyager PACS Other supporting modules include: Choice of Centralized or Distributed Archive configuration. Scanning stations allow network users to add new studies Uses commercially available computers, servers, to the system (eg via film digitiser) and append additional operating systems and network infrastructure with expandable storage capability Single or Multi server options (i.e. Archive, Web Server and PACS broker can reside on a single server) Preemptive downloading – prefetching of images realtime modifications to studies and...

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