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Highlighted Features: Intuitive Case Authoring. User-friendly interface (designed by radiologists) prompts for case title, pathology, anatomy, history, findings, diagnosis, discussion, references, and imaging modalities. You can choose to share your cases or keep them private. One-click Image Management. Images of any format can be added to cases by simply uploading files through the browser. Images can then be easily enlarged or reduced with a single click. Training Mode. Cases can be viewed as "unknowns",with findings and diagnosis revealed in stages during interactive training sessions or presentations. Virtual Folders. You can create hierarchical web-based folders, which can be used to save interesting cases for future reference and conference presentations. Stand-alone Viewing. With a single click, you can export all your cases to disk, from which they can be viewed offline without requiring any extra software. Open Standards. Import and export cases using the RSNA MIRC format. Cases you create with MyPACS are automatically indexed by the RSNA MIRC Query Service.
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