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Medicai provides an advanced cloud PACS system with a robust DICOM viewer, which is essential for enhancing the management and analysis of cancer imaging data. By streamlining the storage, retrieval, viewing, and sharing of diagnostic imaging data, Medicai supports comprehensive cancer care and enhances the capabilities of oncology specialists. Our platform ensures that all imaging tests for cancer—including CT scans, MRIs, and nuclear medicine—are integrated seamlessly into oncology workflows, facilitating efficient cancer diagnostics (multidisciplinary tumor boards), treatment planning, and ongoing patient monitoring. Medicai's imaging infrastructure also supports modern clinical trials and the development of new cancer treatments, offering tools that manage and analyze complex imaging data effectively.
Medicai's cloud PACS solution provides robust support for the specialized radiology needs of oncology imaging. It ensures that cancer imaging data, crucial for diagnosing and monitoring various types of cancer, is managed with precision and ease, enhancing the capabilities of oncology specialists across clinical and research settings. Beyond integration, Medicai’s cloud PACS system enhances the role of imaging in oncology, supporting the division of oncologic services with advanced capabilities in medical imaging tests. It ensures that all processes—from diagnosing cancer to documenting clinical imaging research resources—are conducted with precision.
Medical Imaging Uploader: Medicai offers a flexible and secure way to retrieve imaging data from patients, ensuring that it is accessible to the oncology care team whenever needed.
Imaging Exchange: This feature simplifies the sharing of oncology imaging data with other healthcare providers, promoting effective collaboration and facilitating multidisciplinary approaches to cancer treatment.
Oncology PACS: Tailored specifically for oncology, this PACS system streamlines the retrieval, viewing, and storage of oncologic imaging, supporting efficient workflow management within cancer care protocols.
Automatic Oncology Imaging Retrieval: Medicai incorporates automation in retrieving, managing, and transmitting oncology imaging through DICOM nodes, reducing the time oncologists spend on administrative tasks and allowing them to focus more on patient care.
Streamlined Workflows: Medicai’s integration capabilities simplify complex oncology imaging workflows, making it easier for healthcare providers to access and utilize imaging data effectively.
Enhanced Collaboration: By facilitating the easy exchange of imaging information, Medicai promotes better communication among the oncology care team and other medical professionals, leading to improved treatment strategies and outcomes.
Secure and Compliant Data Management: Ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive cancer imaging data, Medicai complies with all relevant data protection regulations, providing a secure infrastructure for oncology imaging.
Efficiency in Cancer Care: With features designed to automate routine tasks, Medicai enhances the efficiency of processes involved in oncology imaging, from scans to diagnostic interpretations.
Medicai’s cloud PACS system seamlessly integrates into existing healthcare IT environments, supporting various imaging modalities used in oncology such as MRI, CT scans, ultrasound, bone scans, and nuclear medicine. This integration not only simplifies the management of imaging tests for cancer but also supports the detailed analysis and tracking required for ongoing cancer care and clinical trials.
Our multi-enterprise solution enables modern oncology practices to automatically receive imaging from their own PACS and modalities, connect to partners, and allow their patients to easily upload their previous imaging studies and other medical files.
Medicai's interoperable imaging infrastructure scales reliably with your practice's needs. All the studies, together with complementary files (reports, images, and videos), are stored in a secure and compliant way (HIPAA, GDPR). Thanks to our robust API and our granular access control level, the data is readily available. This makes the implementation of advanced oncology workflows a breeze (like multidisciplinary diagnostic boards).
Team members can access, view, and collaborate easily with our ready-made web portal for doctors and mobile apps for doctors. They can also share their cases with specialists outside the organization securely and in a compliant way. The Patient Portal allows your clinic to share imaging data with its patients. Tech-savvy oncology practices leverage our APIs and our DICOM components to embed DICOM capabilities into their existing web portals and apps.
This is a sample of how a DICOM file looks like when viewed in Medicai. Available in both our web and mobile apps, and also easily embedabble in your own solution, our DICOM viewer solution comes connected to a cloud PACS readily available.
"We started from the need to create a patient record that is easily accessible, allows information to be added as it accumulates, and makes it easy for any user to search (the record and within it). In addition, as we work with collaborators from other healthcare institutions, it is important for us to be able to securely share the information needed to make decisions. Medicai largely solves our needs."
Dragoș Median
Medical Oncologist, Filantropia Hospital
By automating many of the tasks associated with medical imaging, Medicai Oncology PACS system can help streamline the imaging workflow, freeing up healthcare providers to focus on other aspects of patient care.
What are imaging tests?
Imaging tests are procedures that create detailed images of the structures inside the body, which are crucial for diagnosing and monitoring cancer. These tests, including nuclear imaging like MRI, CT scans or ultrasound, and PET scans, help oncologists assess the presence, size, and spread of tumors, guiding treatment decisions and tracking therapy effectiveness in oncology care.
What are the methods of oncological imaging?
Methods of oncological imaging include MRI, CT scans, PET scans, bone scans, and ultrasound, each offering detailed views that are crucial for effective cancer management. Medicai’s system supports these imaging methods, integrating them into a unified platform that facilitates comprehensive diagnostic imaging and treatment planning in oncology.
Is oncology different from radiology?
Yes, oncology specifically focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of cancer, utilizing diagnostic imaging as a core component. Radiology, while broader, includes the use of imaging to diagnose and treat a variety of medical conditions across different specialties. Medicai enhances both fields by providing a platform that supports extensive radiological and oncological imaging needs.
What imaging is used to detect cancer?
Imaging tests used to detect cancer encompass a broad range of modalities such as CT scans, MRIs, ultrasound, and PET scans, all supported by Medicai’s cloud PACS. Each modality offers unique benefits in the detection and monitoring of various cancers, providing critical information that guides cancer care engaged through Medicai’s cloud PACS.
What is oncology imaging?
Oncology imaging uses various diagnostic imaging techniques to visualize, diagnose, and monitor cancer. These techniques, integral to the practice of oncology, include MRI, CT scans, and other forms of tomography, which are vital for the accurate assessment and follow-up of cancer patients. The cloud PACS system from Medicai effectively manages these imaging tests, assisting the oncology care team in delivering targeted treatment.
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