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Ventrecs Imaging

Imaging orders, reporting and PACS connectivity, inside the chart.

Imaging orders, worklists, accessioning, reporting and results delivery, connected to your PACS over DICOM.

For radiology managers, radiologists and technologists.

Key workflow

How a study moves

01

Order

Imaging requested from the patient record.

02

Schedule

Booked and accessioned on the worklist.

03

Acquire

The modality sends the study to your PACS.

04

Reconcile

Matched to order and patient before it attaches.

05

Report

Read, signed and delivered to the clinician.

Capabilities

The imaging workflow, without leaving the record.

Orders & scheduling

  • Imaging orders
  • Worklists
  • Accessioning

Reconciliation

  • Study-to-order matching
  • Quarantine of mismatched studies
  • Study sync log

Reporting

  • Radiology request
  • Signed imaging report
  • Critical-result routing

PACS connectivity

  • DICOMweb sync
  • Study-scoped viewer sessions
  • Opens on the order screen

ECG

  • 12-lead waveforms
  • Intervals and axes
  • Clinician interpretation

Your PACS, opened from the order

Studies sync from your PACS and open in a viewer session on the order itself, so radiologists read without hunting for a separate tab.

  • 01Each viewer session is scoped to one study
  • 02Incoming studies are quarantined until they match
  • 03Works with your existing PACS; we don’t replace it
Viewer session opened from an imaging order

ECG waveforms

The full 12-lead trace opens from the waveform record, for the same patient, on the same screen.

  • 01PR, QRS, QT and QTc intervals with axes
  • 02Amplitude, time scale, zoom and pan
  • 03Clinician interpretation next to the device reading
12-lead ECG viewer
Integrations

Connects to the PACS and devices you already run.

All integrations →
Orthanc PACS (DICOMweb)
ECG waveform devices
Other PACS vendors
Modality worklist (DICOM MWL)

Plan a PACS or modality integration.

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