xDL is the technology leader amongst robust, reliable, scalable medical image and document storage software. The xDL solution provides a PACS vendor-neutral archive that works today in diverse environments, ranging from a single treatment facility, to off-site storage and disaster recovery services, and large regional and national data sharing environments.

The PACSware Migration Toolkit by DeJarnette provides a complete set of data migration tools that can be used by PACS vendors, consultants and end users to migrate legacy PACS data. The company also provides a turn-key migration service.

Today's PACS have a greater need for sophisticated image routing. Traditional image routing strategies such as Source Metadata Routing (SMR/ "store and forward routing"), pioneered over 20 years ago by DeJarnette, only provides the simplest routing capability.

The growing number of MDCT systems being deployed today causes a significant workflow problem for medical treatment facilities. The mismatch between diagnostic orders entered and CT studies produced causes problems for the reading radiologist, the PACS administrator and the billing department.

Definiens is debuting its newly launched Version 2 of Definiens LymphExpert, a CAD software application designed to identify, analyze and measure the size of lymph nodes in CT images over time, making it easier to detect the metastatic spread of cancer.

September 23, 2009 – To improve the ability of physicians to provide superior patient care during interventional procedures, Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc. has introduced its Next Generation CV-3D workstation and software package available on the Infinix-i X-ray product line.

At RSNA 2009, Konica Minolta will introduce two new models of its award-winning CR systems – the Xpress CR, Regius 210 and the Nano Regius 110S. The Xpress 210 will use Konica Minolta’s V plate, using the same technology found in the company mammography plates. The result is a more efficient and higher quality image.