Network Teleradiology and Internet Servers provide access to stored images via the Internet by moving images a healthcare facility via the Clinician Internet Image Server, to clinicians’ homes or offices.

• Provides Internet access to stored images for clinicians via IOC Sockets
  
• Controlled Quality Wavelet Compression™
  
• Image Archive and User/Password Management Software
  
• Current hardware class computing platform providing optimum performance
  
• Communications options include Internet, LAN, WAN, and VPN.
  
• Built-in data encryption and user authorization features

Centralized Image Receive Center
The IOC Centralized Image Receive Center provides multiple hospitals a single image receive location. Typically, remote hospitals have an in-house teleradiology system consisting of a Film DigitizerStation, and a DICOM Gateway. Images are sent to the Receive Center by broadband Internet. Images are stored on a local file server and viewed on one or more Images-on-Call WorkStations, or maybe alternately converted to DICOM and stored on the local PACS.

Enable Access to Stored Images
Using IOC Sockets Technology, clinicians are able to download and view high resolution images over the Internet.

FREE ViewBrowser Software
Unlimited copies included with CII Server and available free to qualified clinicians.

Controlled Quality Wavelet Compression™
Dramatically reduces the amount of data that must be transmitted by use of advanced Wavelet compression algorithms designed specifically for medical images, not industrial applications.

Secure data transfer
Built-in data encryption and user authorization features