DMC-500 DICOM Media Creator
Dual recorder/inkjet solution CD and DVD production using Primera Bravo Pro AutoPrinter. Supports manual and automated disc creation and labeling. Perfect for Clinics, Small and Medium imaging centers and Hospitals creating 20-50 patient CD or DVD per day. Includes tower server with display, keyboard, mouse and 1 year warranty.
An automated system designed for institutions with
small to medium patient loads, the DMC-500 DICOM Media Creator medical CD and DVD
recording solution allows pre-loading up to 50 CD/DVDs for hands free recording and
labeling of patient studies. Patient demographic information and the hospital
logo can be automatically printed on to the disc surface using modality specific
templates. The DMC-500 system features a computer (DICOM network compatible),
advanced robotics, a inkjet disc printer and exclusive DMC's Medical Recording
Software.
DMC's exclusive Medical Recording Software features a Web-based interface that's
accessible from any PC on the DICOM network. Practically any computer in the
institution can be used to push patient studies to the DMC-500 and record them
to CD or DVD, either instantly or at any scheduled time.
Information can be easily shared with referring physicians, clinical colleagues
or patients, because discs created with the DMC-500 can be viewed on virtually
any computer. The unit automatically records a custom DICOM viewer along with
the patient study and demographic information on each CD or DVD. Information
such as slice locations, slice thickness and patient demographics can readily be
displayed. Patient demographic information can even be edited or eliminated
completely to ensure HIPAA readiness and make the images usable for conferences
and teaching purposes.
To improve HIPAA implementation and the preparation of disclosure logs, the
DMC-500 provides an exchange and archive database that logs all CDs and DVDs
created. All discs recorded for storage in house can be easily accessed using
our shelf management tool. The convenient shelf management feature provides the
ability to easily locate the media containing previously archived studies.