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CATELLA <strong>LAB</strong><br />

When you are ready to take your dental lab digital…we can help.<br />

There's a lot of talk about digital imaging. It's no longer a debate about whether you<br />

should move away from film or if the proper digital imaging technology exists, but rather<br />

when and how. If you wait, will prices drop significantly? If you wait, will there be a new<br />

breakthrough in technology?<br />

Until now the big question was how you could store, distribute, and share these images<br />

with patients and referring dentists in an organized and cost-effective manner. Also<br />

important was how such a system could be installed and how personnel could be<br />

trained quickly and without major disruption to your center.<br />

The Answer is <strong>Catella</strong>.<br />

®<br />

<strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong> is our answer for a cost-effective, easily maintained PACS for dental labs.<br />

<strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong> takes all of the key elements of our large medical PACS solutions and<br />

packages them in a manageable size<br />

for dental imaging centers. You need<br />

the same functionality of a hospitalbased<br />

digital network, but not the<br />

complexity or the cost. More<br />

important, you need to capture a<br />

variety of types of images, convert<br />

them to digital files and organize them<br />

for distribution to your clients. Here is a<br />

list of <strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong>’s key features:<br />

Image Gateway - Central point for the<br />

receipt and distribution of all of your digital<br />

images. You can connect up to 10 DICOM<br />

compliant devices to MIDAS.<br />

Archive - A highly redundant and safe<br />

method for storing your images. <strong>Catella</strong> <strong>LAB</strong><br />

can hold the equivalent of 25,000 14”x17”<br />

sheets of x-ray film. That's years of storage for a typical<br />

small practice.<br />

CD Burner - An automatic method to make CD's with<br />

client images for distribution to patients and other medical<br />

professionals. These CD's have an advanced viewing<br />

program that self-starts when the CD is inserted into a PC.<br />

Workstation - Our <strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong> workstation includes a<br />

high resolution color flat panel monitor ( a medical grade<br />

monochrome monitor is available at an additional charge).<br />

Our diagnostic software includes all of the imaging tools you<br />

need ( window, level, zoom, pan, annotation, measure<br />

length, angle, Hounsfeld units, invert, rotate and more).<br />

TM<br />

<strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong><br />

(PACS Appliance<br />

and Workstation)<br />

Backup - Choose between two methods of backing up the<br />

same images that are stored in the Archive. You can configure<br />

<strong>Catella</strong>-<strong>LAB</strong> with either the included removable hard drive<br />

backup system or use our optional off-site storage center ( 6<br />

months).<br />

Both systems can be configured to run automatically.<br />

Connectivity - to CR and/or DR technology.<br />

Diagnostic Monitor<br />

(SVGA)<br />

INTERNET<br />

CD Viewer<br />

Software<br />

Sample Digital Workflow<br />

OPTIONAL LAN Viewing -Add optional software licenses for<br />

LAN viewing within your facility. This allows you to use existing<br />

PC's or WIFI-enabled tablet PC's to display images in your<br />

treatment areas and/or patient exam rooms. (This can also<br />

support WEB distribution of images)

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