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DISCUS DMC.Import
Efficiently Import Your Patient Data Into the PACS
Are you looking for a reliable solution to seamlessly integrate your patients' medical reports into your PACS?
Discus DMC.Import offers an innovative solution that allows you to import DICOM examination images without wasting time.
Turn every workstation and registration into an import station.
Our DMC.Import clients allow you to process patient data carriers where they arrive.
With the ability to connect any number of DMC.Import Clients in a network, you can equip each location with its own client.
After inserting the data carriers, the import starts automatically.
To prevent the transfer of incompatible data and malware, the images are not simply copied, but copied to the internal hard disk after passing through the DICOM Store-SCP gateway.
Each image is checked for DICOM compatibility in an automated, fast process.
The Manager Server software then enables all data to be managed in the PACS.
The studies can be synchronized with the PACS RIS/KIS via Worklist or HL7.
If you only want to use one client, all data is stored on the internal hard disk.
The studies can be selected, imported or optionally automatically synchronized with your database as required.
Our fully automated system enables a smooth process without user intervention.
Operation is simple and convenient via the web interface.
With years of experience in the market, we not only offer first-class technology, but also all spare parts, services and consumables at particularly favorable prices.
From software and hardware to support, we offer everything from a single source.
Rely on a proven solution in the field of DICOM import with Discus DMC.Import.
Experience the future of patient data management with a system that combines efficiency, security and user-friendliness.
The software offers extensive control and management options, which we would be happy to explain to you in more detail in a demo.
Contact us and find out how Discus DMC.Import can optimize your processes.
