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RELEASE 21
November 1999 |
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Image Enhancement System, Inc., (“The MRI Solution Company”) Hayward, CA, is pleased to announce a milestone: 500 MRI sites have purchased the IES system.
Image
Enhancement System, Inc. announces that 500 MRI sites have purchased the
IES system. Image Enhancement System specializes in computer
hardware and software solutions to common problems in medical imaging
centers, such as the need for enhancement of magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) images, digital storage of medical data, and digital conversion of
medical data to DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine
Standard) conformant formats. IES
uses its own proprietary SCSI target technology to digitally connect to
the host medical device. This proprietary technology allows IES to
implement DICOM conversion modules for any medical device that has a
SCSI (small computer system interface) peripheral device on the
bus. Since almost every medical imaging device currently in use
throughout the world has a SCSI bus, the possibilities are unlimited.
An additional benefit of IES' proprietary technology is that no software
needs to be loaded onto the host medical device. Therefore,
connection of the IES DICOM to a medical imaging device is extremely
easy, and extremely reliable, as well as no potential software
compatibility problems. DICOM/teleradiology is one of the most rapidly
expanding technologies in the medical marketplace. The
company plans to capture 20% of the MRI DICOM market within the next
four years. Image
Enhancement System Inc., is the largest independent hardware/software
upgrader of MRI systems. IES currently has products for MRIs
manufactured by Hitachi Medical Systems America, General Electric
Medical Systems, Toshiba America MRI, and Shimadzu. The goal of
IES is to extend its technology in the medical imaging marketplace to
computed Tomography (CT), nuclear medicine, digital x-ray and
ultrasound. IES
founder and president, Peter Rothschild, M.D. has over ten years
experience with open MRI and has recently finished the first open MRI
textbook. This book, Open MRI, is scheduled to be released by
Lippincott Williams and Wilkins in December 1999.
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