Handling of medical imaging data in clinical trials is getting very easy, while using aycan OsiriX PRO. The comprehensive, powerful DICOM review and postprocessing workstation enables multisite clinical trials with a secure cloud-based, zero-config communication. Flexible data management, multiple databases, anonymisation and import/export tools assist radiologists and study nurses.
We are offering enhanced post processing plugins for automatic registration and GPU-based semi-automatic segmentation
aycan’s structured reporting tool attaches individual customized reporting forms (CRF’s) as DICOM PDF’s to the medical imaging data. Results of all CRF’s can be stored in the PACS archive aycan store and exported to a CSV table with one click.
Learn more at www.aycan.com
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