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Syngo.via WebViewer is an educational application designed for iPhone users, focusing on medical imaging and diagnostics. This free app allows healthcare professionals to access and review medical images remotely, enhancing patient care and collaboration among medical teams. Key features include intuitive navigation, advanced image manipulation tools, and integration with existing Siemens imaging systems, which streamline workflows and improve efficiency.

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The app supports a variety of imaging modalities, allowing users to view CT, MRI, and ultrasound images in high resolution. Additionally, Syngo.via WebViewer offers tools for annotation and measurement, facilitating detailed analysis and communication. Its user-friendly interface is optimized for mobile devices, ensuring that healthcare professionals can easily access critical information anytime and anywhere.

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Release
Latest update
Version
2018.1.0.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Total Downloads
83
Downloads Last Week
0
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By Siemens Healthcare
The syngo.via WebViewer provides fast diagnostic reading and viewing of images within the hospital network or on the go through secure VPN...

The syngo.via WebViewer provides fast diagnostic reading and viewing of images within the hospital network or on the go through secure VPN connection.

For customers in the US syngo.via WebViewer allows you to:

Viewing images on the go (Note: Diagnostic use of syngo.via WebViewer on mobile devices is not permitted)

Support remote physician emergency service

Access images of your patients from anywhere within the reach of the hospital network

Illustrate cases for colleagues and patients

Connect to multiple syngo.via servers

For customers in the rest of world syngo.via WebViewer allows you to:

Read images on the go

Support remote physician emergency service

Access images of your patients from anywhere within the reach of the hospital network

Illustrate cases for colleagues and patients

Connect to multiple syngo.via servers

The following image modalities are supported:

Computed Tomography (CT)

Magnetic Resonance (MR)

Positron Emission Tomography (PET and PET/CT)

Computed Radiography/Digital Radiography (CR/DR)

Secondary Capture Images (SC)

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Try out the syngo.via Demonstration server!

The syngo.via WebViewer provides a demonstration mode that allows you to try out the App using our demonstration servers. When you install the app for the first time and run it, it will ask if you want to connect to a demonstration server. The App then allows you to automatically find a demonstration server where you can view real clinical cases and try out the App.

The syngo.via WebViewer mobile client is an extension to the syngo.via solution and cannot operate without the syngo.via product from Siemens Healthcare GmbH. The client-server architecture does not require DICOM image data or confidential patient information to be retained on the device, providing clinicians with instant access while ensuring data security**. For more detailed information about the syngo.via WebViewer please visit the Siemens Healthcare web site.

Regulatory note:

In U.S. diagnostic use of syngo.via WebViewer on mobile devices is not permitted.

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