Sectra increases range of integrated third-party clinical applications

Swedish IT and medical-technology company Sectra has signed an agreement with Vital Images under which Sectra will be able to integrate Vital Images' Vitrea software as part of Sectra PACS (picture archiving and communications systems).

Vital Images Inc, based in Minneapolis, specialises in advanced visualisation software solutions for radiology, cardiology, oncology and other medical fields. The company also has offices in the Netherlands and China. (www.vitalimages.com)
The Sectra PACS is built on a unique open interface that allows smooth integration of third-party clinical applications. ‘This enables customers to gain access to a broad array of functionalities relevant to their medical field,’ the company adds.
Through the agreement, Vital Images’ clinical applications, such as virtual colonoscopy, vessel analysis and cardiac imaging will all be available to Sectra’s customers as fully integrated software. The complete set of tools will be easily accessible from within the PACS user’s normal reading environment.
‘We see a growing demand for advanced clinical tools. By adding Vital’s clinical package to our existing workstations, we can respond to this demand, maximising the benefits to our customers,’ said Anders Brodin, Sales Marketing Manager at Sectra. ‘Providing Vital’s software as an integrated component of Sectra PACS makes our product offering stronger and more complete.’
Contact:  Dr Torbjörn Kronander, President, Sectra Imtec AB,
+46 705 23 52 27 Dr. Jan-Olof Brüer, CEO and President, Sectra AB, +46 13 23 52 09.
Website: http://www.sectra.com

15.11.2007

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