A successful PACS should also integrate with your existing hospital systems to share information as necessary. For example, your facility can implement MedEx-RIS™ (Radiology Information System) that manages exam appointments, scheduling, and billing procedures. This system can be seamlessly integrate with the PACS to share information about the scheduled exams.

Typical PACS Components Most PACS systems are made up of individual components that act as building blocks to your total PACS solution.

1. Server Solutions We offer a variety of Server-side options to meet your functional and budgetary needs. Generally server solutions are made up of individual components such as:

• Core Hardware (ranging from stand alone server, and up to full cluster system)
• Core storage (ranging from internal hard disks, and up to SAN / NAS storage systems)
• Database management system (such as MS-SQL, Oracle, SyBase, etc.)
• PaxStore™ application that acts as the core PACS / DICOM server software

2. Image Acquisition Solutions: Typical PACS systems acquire exam images in a variety of ways. Some imaging modalities can send images and related information directly to the PACS using DICOM . while other non-digital imaging modalities require alternative acquisition solutions, such as film scanners, to incorporate the clinical information into electronic exams.

• Non-DICOM acquisition using computer hardware running TelePax-AQS™ software.
• Digital conversion (According to ACR/NEMA standards) using using computer hardware running TelePax-AQS™ software.
• Film Digitizers connected to computer hardware running TelePax-AQS™ software.

3. Viewing Solutions: For displaying clinical images and related information from the PACS and usually provide manipulation, annotation, and measurement tools to review exam images. Additional capabilities, such as 3D or speech recognition reporting, may also be incorporated into the viewing solution.

• TelePax-DVS™ the standard diagnostic Viewing Stations
• TelePax-DVS-Pro™ the professional edition of our comprehensive diagnostic station
• Hardware configuration may vary from PC computer, and up to 2 or 4 medical monitors

4. Image Distribution: By implementing WebPax™, your authorized physicians can access the patient's studies, using Internet Browser running on their computers, without compromising of any feature or function of ull PACS system.

• Suitable hardware setup (in terms of servers and storage).
• accessible network for your users (LAN/WAN)
• WebPax™ software with minimum administration efforts.

5. Beyond PACS system: There are other services and functions can be integrated into typical PACS network, among these functions:

• 3D/MPR/MIP functions for the Diagnostic Viewing Station
• Speciality Workstation, such as (Cath Lab, Doppler, CT station, and C-Arm stations
• Speech Recognition Systems and reporting tools
• Integration with MedEx-RIS™ the most comprehensive suit for Radiology Information System

Pax™ Family of products is an integrated repository of healthcare information that provide PACS and web distribution on a single, integrated PACS platform. Pax™ is the foundation for the integrated Software Application Modules that provide just the right functionality that serves your radiology workflow.

Characteristics
• Fully compliant with international standard
• Easy to implement, run and administrate.
• Affordable and cost-effective
• The fast and efficient film-to-filmless conversion.
• User-centric
• Fast.. try it your self
• Scaleable image storage and processing capacity
• Modular solution so you can easily incorporate new functionality as needed.
• Load Balanced solutions with fail-over support
• Totally Integrated system.

Products Information
• PaxStore™ The most stabel reliable PACS server
• WebPax™ Web-implementation of full PACS system
• TelePax-DVS™ The most comprehensive diagnostic viewing station
• TelePax-AQS™ Acquisition station for non-DICOM modalities
• TelePax™ customized workstation for specialities
• 3D/MPR/MIP functions for the Diagnostic Viewing Station
• Speciality Workstation, such as (Cath Lab, Doppler, CT station, and C-Arm stations
• Speech Recognition Systems and reporting tools
• Integration with MedEx-RIS™ Radiology Information System