March 2023

iQ-Newsletter

Dear friends of IMAGE,

Welcome to the first edition of our quarterly newsletter in 2023. This time, we want to share not only the latest product news with you, but also an interesting customer story and a time-saving hint. Enjoy!

Portrait of Arpad Bischof, Managing Director

With best regards,
Dr. Árpád Bischof

More speed: iQ-4VIEW 2.2.9 for faster loading of large studies

Our diagnostic web viewer, iQ-4VIEW, is now faster than ever. From version 2.2.9, you can expect an even higher performance of iQ-4VIEW especially for large studies with many images. Loading multi-frame studies just got around three times faster.

Now 64-bit edition of iQ-3D 3.2 for reconstruction of large CT and MRI series

iQ-3D is now additionally available in a 64-bit version. This allows increased use of the system’s main memory resources beyond the 2 GB limit of a 32-bit application and makes it possible to load and process CT and MRI series with a larger number of slice images.

Product discontinuations to come in 2023

Our software development does not stand still. We are constantly aiming at enhancing our existing products in order to offer you the best possible value for your daily work. This ensures that you stay up-to-date with the latest and most secure products and can provide best healthcare services to your patients. However, along with every new release comes also the discontinuation of older, outdated product versions.

PACStory: Veterinary practice Dr. Besserer, Neuss, Germany

Located on the city border Meerbusch – Neuss – Düsseldorf, small animal owners can find the veterinary practice / small animal center of Dr. Katerine Besserer since 2016. The practice sees itself as a contact for veterinary second opinion examinations. Looking for a central veterinarian reading station for CBCT studies, the practice approached IMAGE…

► Click here for the whole PACStory.

Which IMAGE products can display CBCT scans?

In recent years, the number of examinations using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) has increased sharply. As a result, CBCT has become the focus of dose management. Dose reference values for CBCT and DVT were issued in Germany for the first time on November 12, 2022, and became mandatory in the documentation of dose values.

► Read here which IMAGE products can display CBCT scans.