Advertisement Revolutionising image reading and evaluation in oncology
Cancer is a threat to the entire body. That is why the imaging software
syngo.via from Siemens supports a multi-modality approach to help maximise therapeutic outcomes.
Innovative integration
Interdisciplinary imaging studies - such as Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans - have become standard in oncology diagnostic evaluations. Furthermore, in a patient centric environment, it is essential to obtain the highest possible diagnostic accuracy. To increase productivity in line with the NHS QIPP agenda, a facility also has to maintain a fast and efficient oncology workflow.
syngo.via creates an exciting experience in efficiency and ease of use - with a unique combination of innovative features and applications tailored to the oncology workflow.
syngo.via, Multi-Modality Compare
syngo.PET Segmentation
A sophisticated software solution for every step of the oncology workflow On up to two monitors,
syngo.via provides a seamless integration of quantitative measures, automated processes and advanced visualisation into your oncology reading workflow. For example, it combines accurate and fast lesion segmentation, RECIST 1.0 and WHO calculation, automated lesion finding, tracking and multi- modality reading. A number of quantitative parameters characterising a segmented lesion are provided to fulfil clinical care as well as research requirements. The tumour growth rates and tumour burden can be calculated automatically. Computer-aided detection (CAD) tools can be integrated as a second reader to help you increase diagnostic confidence, while maintaining a fast and efficient workflow.
Finding, not searching: Findings Navigator In oncology imaging, keeping track of findings over the entire patient history can sometimes be quite a challenge. Multiple lesions, multiple time-points and multiple readers can often result in countless findings. As it automatically collects the findings on-the-fly while you are reading a case,
syngo.via’s unique Findings Navigator makes referencing and reporting easy. The Findings Navigator thus facilitates accelerated reading and the list of findings can be effectively used as bookmarks during clinical demonstrations such as tumour board meetings.
More than just processing images
syngo.via allows you to experience higher reading efficiency thanks to its client-server technology and integration with your RIS or PACS. Most of the processing and rendering of data from the connected modalities is done by the server while the client provides the user interface - even on off-the-shelf computer hardware. This means that users can access
syngo.via from virtually anywhere within the network infrastructure and perform their tasks - whether at a workstation in a different department, at the RIS/PACS reporting workplace, at a tumour board, the reading physician’s office or even at home.
www.siemens.com/syngo.via
Diagnosis • Diagnosis
• Efficient image and hybrid studies reading
• Diagnostic confidence • Precise tumour quantification • Treatment
• Support selection of treatment modality
Treatment • Follow-up
• Monitor treatment response • Efficient lesion tracking
• Aid therapy prognosis • Reproducible measurements
Follow-up
syngo.MR Onco
Delivered functionality is dependent on the purchased configuration
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