syngo. via for Sustainable Cardiovascular Care. - Siemens Healthcare

More syngo. via
features for sustainable
cardiovascular reading
syngo. MR Cardiac 4D Ventricular Function
Multimodality reading, immediate case
review, and insightful disease orientation
Since syngo. via provides multimodality reading, it can give you additional and
potentially decisive diagnostic information in your cardiovascular workup. Should
any additional image data from, for example, MRI, Ultrasound, Angiography,
Dual Energy or CT Perfusion be available for your patient, you can easily drag and
drop the data into your cardiovascular reading layout. syngo. via preprocesses the
images and lets you start reading your case immediately. Your cardiovascular case
automatically loads into the appropriate reading environment, including the right
application, layout, and tools. All user interface elements can be hidden so you
can focus on the case. And when you need to change to a different tool, it’s where
you need it: on the image, in the corner menus, and on your configurable context
menu. Last but not least, with syngo. via, you can create disease-specific reports right
away 1 . They visualize the diagnosis and provide important facts and results from
your evaluation at a glance – including key images and findings details, such as
calcium score, ejection fraction, stroke volume, and LV and RV volumes.
On-the-fly collection of your
findings and key images
All your findings and key images are collected on-the-fly in syngo. via’s unique
Findings Navigator while you read the case. You never need to repeat what
you have already finished. With the Findings Navigator, retrieving and toggling
between findings for detailed information is as easy as a single click. It will always
bring you back to the same context as when you first collected the finding: the
same 2D or 3D image, the same layout, and the same window. The Findings
Navigator facilitates accelerated reading and your list of findings can be elegantly
used as bookmarks for easy sharing and presentation of your results during
clinical demonstrations.
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The disease-specific report created in syngo. via is not the final diagnostic report. The final
diagnostic report is generated and signed off within the RIS. Archiving of diagnostic reports
is the responsibility of the RIS.
2
syngo. via Mobile Applications, i.e., syngo. via WebViewer and syngo. via WebReport, are optional
components of syngo. via. For further information about availability or restrictions refer to the
syngo. via Overview Brochure.
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