September 25, 2007 - The Medipattern Corp. recently announced seven new B-CAD products: six versions of B-CAD for breast ultrasound imaging and one version for breast MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), which will be shown at RSNA 2007, as well as works-in-progress for CAD on whole-breast ultrasound.

B-CAD reads images in cine loops, automatically detecting and characterizing lesions. CAD results are reviewed by the radiologist who can then edit them before B-CAD automatically enters all of the evidence and findings into a natural language report. The turn-key solution includes a DICOM-network-ready PC with a B-CAD viewer and CAD reporting system. For facilities that have invested in a large number of workstations, 1.2.1 is available in a software format for loading onto existing equipment.

Medipattern also announced the release of two software plug-in modules for PACS partners Cedara of Canada and Swedish based Sectra. The modules can plug into new or existing PACS viewers to support the new C4 revision level for Cedara and the multimodality women’s health IDS5 workstation from Sectra.

For more information: www.medipattern.com


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