Telemis software

Lets you compress, secure, store, and view x-ray images using cutting-edge display and viewing tools (zoom, magnifier, annotations, distance measurement, measurement tracking, etc.). The user can view coronarographic, PET, and nuclear medicine images at the same time, as well as more classic imaging (MRI, CT scan, ultrasound, etc.). The use of labels associated with the exams lets you create groups of exams and access them via one click. A personalised search system allows you to access the desired patient file or exam very quickly. The display is optimised to allow multi-screen display, as well as the integration of the RIS and PACS software installed on the same diagnostic stations.

The information should be available everywhere, immediately, wherever you may be. The same applies to imaging results. The patient`s examination is complete and the contact must obtain the results quickly, whether at the hospital or outside the hospital. That`s the principle behind the TM-Publisher Web: to provide access to images from any computer connected to the Internet whilst protecting patient confidentiality.

The TM-Mammo solution was developed specifically to satisfy the storage, distribution and diagnostic needs of all digital mammographic imaging produced in senology departments. The TM-Mammo viewer allows easy comparison with the patient`s multi-image history (all modalities) and viewing of user-specific display sequences. Tomosynthesis is an integral part of display reports.

The aim of the MACS (Multimedia Archiving and Communication System) is to support the trend to digitise clinical activities and departments. The multimedia solution extends to all other clinical departments (ophthalmology, dermatology, cardiology, operating theatre, accident & emergency, pathological anatomy, etc.). Telemis handles all image formats, whether DICOM or non-DICOM. Clinicians have access to the images and videos in patient files, which they can view for diagnostic purposes. Analysis and display tools (zoom, magnifier, annotations, distance measurement, etc.) are available so as to improve diagnosis. The use of labels lets you create groups of exams and access them via one click