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OsiriX PRO for Lion is now available

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With the new certified OsiriX PRO Workstation with 64-bit, aycan emphasizes its competence in digital image processing once more. Besides bug fixes, new innovations are also implemented in the latest version.
The most important features are:
  1. OS X Lion support
    OsiriX PRO V 2.0.8 was optimized, tested and released for the new OS X Lion. Additionally, it still can be used with Snow Leopard.
  2. 4D ROI Statistics
    Extension of the ability for the analysis of MR- and CT multiphase series e.g. for breast MRI assessment. Simple visualization of the distribution progress of contrast medium over time.
  3. DICOMizer
    Comfortable conversion of JPEG image files into the DICOM format including the automated import of existing patient data.
  4. Image distribution with the iPad
    Transparent autorouting of DICOM studies to the iPad, even if the iPad is in a different network. The iPad app ‘aycan mobile’ is available for free in the Apple App Store.
“OsiriX PRO is now also available for OS X Lion, the most advanced computer operating system in the world. The new features satisfy specific user requests, which we were glad to realize in OsiriX PRO. In doing so we adapted our product to practical requirements and to the latest developments in the medical imaging environment.”, explains Michaela Popp, sales director of aycan Digitalsysteme GmbH, Germany.
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