| medical software licence |
Dec 9, 2015 10:03 AM
by NiksaVel
by NiksaVel
Any updates on when we might get this? Just wondering... as it might be useful to have some extra workstations here in the hospital...
Also, a bit OT, anyone knows if it is legally ok to use RadiAnt for non-radiologic clinical review of images ... i.e. as you would use a CD embedded viewer... (in the EU).
Also, a bit OT, anyone knows if it is legally ok to use RadiAnt for non-radiologic clinical review of images ... i.e. as you would use a CD embedded viewer... (in the EU).
Dec 10, 2015 08:12 AM
by aaaaaaaaaa
by aaaaaaaaaa
I mean the viewers that we use in hospital that are not meant for radiologists (ie. just for us surgeons) are also not "zugelassen" for the reporting.. so.
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Dec 10, 2015 10:39 AM
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Currently we are still focused on developing new features. So no time frame for a CE marked version.
You certainly cannot legally use RadiAnt for reporting studies as a radiologist. However, there should be no problem with using it to show the studies that were originally reported on a certified diagnostic workstation.
You certainly cannot legally use RadiAnt for reporting studies as a radiologist. However, there should be no problem with using it to show the studies that were originally reported on a certified diagnostic workstation.
Dec 10, 2015 09:46 PM
by Tommy
by Tommy
we all know that this CE stuff and certified diagnostic workstation is just legal bull***t ...
RadiAnt is much better than a lot of CE marked DICOM softwares, even if you cannot use it officially...
RadiAnt is much better than a lot of CE marked DICOM softwares, even if you cannot use it officially...
Dec 18, 2015 09:51 AM
by blublbu
by blublbu
You can still use it for MRI legally, no CE requiered.