This is different with the new syngo.via RT Image Suite.
Often, only two image series can be displayed at the same time – far too few if the clinician is looking to have a comprehensive view of the clinical situation using several different MRI contrasts, CT and PET images, and 3D and 4D views with the aim of deciding on the best-possible treatment approach. The Siemens syngo.via Training Academy is planning to hold its first training courses in the autumn and Siemens will contact its customers with a timetable once the schedule has been finalised.Today, existing software such as virtual simulation or treatment planning solutions are only partly able to accommodate the increasing number and diversity of images. The system facilitates the option to securely access images and reports in a standard web browser or through mobile devices such as iPads or iPhones.Īccording to a company release, over 60 syngo.via systems are currently installed in the UK alone, and the increased demand for targeted training has prompted Siemens to establish plans for a national training base. Syngo.via can either be used as a standalone device or integrated with a variety of other applications. Syngo.via is a multi-modality advanced visualisation solution that automatically prepares cases for reading and reporting according to condition-specific requirements. The aim is to support Siemens’ installed customer base to enhance their experience and knowledge with the solution’s capabilities, including efficient and structured workflows, plus networking images across modalities, mobile devices or web browsers. The Siemens syngo.via Training Academy will provide specialist IT and clinical application training courses. Siemens Healthcare is to open a UK based training facility for syngo.via customers at its headquarters in Frimley, Surrey.
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