Why limit your PACS/RIS
to just DICOM images?

Why not add more clarity to your DICOM studies with reports, comments, additional information & other non-DICOM data?

What is Phoenix ?

Phonix is a Windows based multi-purpose DICOM converter that converts anything from non-DICOM images, JPG images, cine loops, scanned documents, digitized medical films to DICOM format and push it to a PACS server. Radiologists will therefore be able to query info on existing patients, access critical data including referral notes and reports alongside DICOM images adding more accuracy, efficiency and confidence to diagnose.

• Query/Retrieve
  Query and retrieve patient information from a DICOM server or a modality worklist server.
• View patient documents side-by-side with DICOM images
  Accepts scanned physician reports, technical notes, etc from TWAIN compliant scanners.
• Convert JPG, BMP or PNG files to DICOM
  Import non-DICOM images including JPG, BMP, or PNG files that are stored locally.
• Push DICOM images stored outside the PACS
  Import DICOM files stored locally and push to PACS.
• Edit DICOM header information
  Import DICOM files from anywhere and edit selected header information prior to sending.
• Temporary local storage of converted DICOM files
  Store converted DICOM images temporarily when the network is down and you are unable to push images to PACS server.
• Import images from TWAIN complaint digital cameras
  Connect twain complaint cameras directly to the system and import all medical images stored.
• Auto generate study and series UIDs
  Easy workflow to reduce manual intervention.
• Attach images to a particular study already on your PACS
  Query from a particular DICOM server, select the patient to which you want to add the converted DICOM images.
• Accepts scanned films from film digitizers
  Interfaces with Vidar film digitizer to accept scanned films.
• Image review tools – Zoom, pan, line, arrow, text, contrast, brightness, etc.
  Manipulate images before sending it to PACS server.
• Crop or de-skew images before pushing to PACS server
  User can remove unwanted areas and correct scanning errors made, when documents are placed in a tilted position.