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CATELLA DOCU-SCAN

Increased flexibility and productivity should be the goal of your PACS solution. The Catella Docu-Scan system helps you take another step towards this goal.

Docu-Scan allows you to scan printed material of all kinds and add these important records to a patient's DICOM image file. In this way, all important information, images and reports are available for review during your initial interpretation or subsequent review.

Our software solution is coupled with a leaving Flatbed Scanner that includes a multi-page feeder.

For small offices or institutions that only want to add a general history "lead" sheet, we also offer a lower cost single sheet Docu-Scan model.

FEATURES:

Both Docu-Scan models feature a high quality paper scanner, a CPU and a flat screen LCD monitor. A user input screen allows for entry of specific patient information, which is merged with the document images according to DICOM 3.0 standard. Once the system has completed the scan, the document images can be routed to up to ten different locations, and can be transmitted to a DICOM receiver (i.e. Catella Gateway, Catella Workstation or Catella Archive).

MODEL

SIZE DESCRIPTION

  • DOCU-SCAN M
  • Catella Document Scanning System with Multi-page Scanner
  • DOCU-SCAN S
  • Catella Document Scanning System with Single Page Scanner

The system includes both automatic and manual modes, The automatic mode uses our unique WalkAway software that frees the operator from having to monitor the send cycle, communication failures, if any, will be reported on the user input screen so that the appropriate operator action can be taken if needed. The system will automatically retry to send any images that weren't properly sent.

In the manual mode documents are scanned and prepared for sending, but are held until reviewed by the operator. Images not scanned in the proper orientation can be flipped or rotated.

Documents sent to an archive or workstation will be merged with files with the same patient name and ID. This allows information to be added to patient's files even after the initial interpretation has been completed.

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