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Beyond Improving workflows… Seamless, secure and versatile imaging solutions for modern radiology
Codonics Radiology Smart Image Share product line offers innovative solutions designed to enhance the efficiency, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of medical imaging workflows. By leveraging secure cloud technology, streamlined disc burning, and advanced DICOM printing capabilities, these solutions empower hospitals to digitize, distribute, and archive medical studies with ease. From providing instant image sharing for remote collaboration and second opinions to offering cost-saving alternatives to traditional film and seamless integration with existing systems like HIS, RIS, and PACS, these products address the critical needs of modern healthcare facilities.
Whether it’s enabling faster data sharing, supporting long-term storage, or delivering high-quality hard copies for patient and physician use, Codonics’ suite of tools ensures hospitals can optimize their radiology processes, improve patient care, and reduce operational costs—all while maintaining the highest standards of security and quality.
The Virtua Smart HP/LP is designed to redefine medical imaging distribution by going beyond simple CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc burning, complete with high-quality inkjet printing. With a user-friendly, multi-functional web interface, Virtua Smart HP/LP meets the diverse needs of medical imaging workflows, enabling efficient creation and distribution of full-study documentation for surgeons, referring physicians, and patients.
Offering seamless integration with HIS, RIS, and PACS, this versatile solution also supports long-term archiving and retrieval, ensuring confidentiality through data encryption and verification. Virtua Smart HP/LP is the ideal choice for facilities looking to streamline their imaging processes while maintaining the highest standards of data security and efficiency. It can also support up to five disc recorders through a network..
SPECS :
Capacity: Up to 100 discs
Drives: Two recordable CD/DVD drives
Printing: One tri-color inkjet cartridge
Throughput: Up to 70 CD/28 DVD/hour
Features: Outstanding reliability
Voltage: 100-240 VAC
SPECS :
Capacity: Up to 20 discs Capacity
Drives: One recordable CD/DVD drives
Printing: One tri-color inkjet cartridge
Throughput: Up to 25 CD/15DVD/hour
Features: Outstanding reliability
Voltage: 100-240 VAC
Whether CD, DVD or USB*, Codonics Virtua provides referring physicians with a digital record of their patients’ studies.
*USB drives can be sourced locally
Virtua allows you to include the industry’s leading viewers for a host of modalities.
Choose from viewers for general radiology to specialized viewers for CT, MR, Ultrasound and PET. Click the links below to navigate through each viewer, or call Codonics and ask for our Virtua Sales Department for more information.
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Codonics CD and DVD media meet the demands of today’s medical imaging storage requirements. Featuring disc-to-disc consistency, long-term data archival, and a tough recording surface that guards against dirt, moisture, scratches and fingerprints, our disc media offers industry-leading quality. Codonics CDs and DVDs record and print at impressive speeds. Large CT and MRI studies are easily stored on a single Codonics 4.7GB DVD with an outstanding 18X recording time, while smaller studies are ideal for Codonics 700MB CDs with a rapid recording speed of 40X. Codonics offers low-cost standard print or premium print surfaces for stunning color labels using ink that’s virtually dry the instant the disc is finished.
The Codonics Virtua® Medical Disc Publisher is designed to record hundreds of CDs and/or DVDs a day and generates IHE PDI compliant discs. To keep pace with the workflow, our disc publisher offloads recording from the modality and PACS workstations so that patients can be processed without any interruption.
