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Barco’s novel PACS displays bring multi-modality visualization to Swedish
Barco’s novel PACS displays bring multi-modality visualization to Swedish
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By eHealth Network - 20 May 2009
Barco continues to reap success with its latest 6 MegaPixel diagnostic color display system. The company announced it has received an order from Dell AB, Upplands Vaesby, Sweden, to supply Coronis Fusion 6MP DL display systems to the University Hospital of Danderyd in Sweden. The installation of the innovative PACS display systems permits radiologists to read both color and grayscale studies on a single multi-modality PACS display system.
The University Hospital of Danderyd has been a Barco display customer for many years. Within the scope of a large-scale PACS replacement project, the hospital recently investigated opportunities to further optimize the flexibility of its radiology display setup. By choosing for the Barco Coronis Fusion 6MP DL, the radiology staff now benefits from an extremely flexible visualization solution, which can be used either as one 30-inch workspace with a resolution of 6 million pixels, or as two seamless 3MegaPixel display heads. Thanks to the latest IPS-Pro LCD panel and a unique Diagnostic Luminance backlight technology, the system is capable of presenting images with an exceptional brightness and contrast.
The new display solution has been supplied through Barco’s partner Dell AB. The University Hospital of Danderyd is a 536-bed facility located to the north of Stockholm, which focuses primarily on internal medicine, cardiology, orthopedics, rehabilitation medicine, surgery, urology, obstetrics and gynecology. Every year, the hospital performs circa 92,400 X-ray examinations and 17,200 mammography screenings.
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