Radiology/Medical CD Publishing with DicomBurn and Primera/Epson disc publishers

Nativate DicomBurn Publisher is a operator-less/standalone DICOM disc publishing and distribution solution. DicomBurn software integrates Primera and Epson Disc Publisher robots to record and label DICOM CD/DVD, Blu-ray discs. DicomBurn creates vendor neutral medical imaging CD/DVDs for distribution. Options include adding existing DICOM viewers, kiosk/silent mode burner, single or multiple studies per disc.

DICOM Disc Publisher features

Automatically import, burn and print medical image discs. DicomBurn runs in more than 20 countries, hospitals and radiology centers.

DICOM CD Burner

Export DICOM files to CD, DVD, Blu-ray Discs
DicomBurn PC burner provides DICOM CD solution on standard PC CD/DVD drives. Recording starts automatically as DICOM images are sent from PACS systems, imaging modalities, worklist (MWL) servers, NAI DICOM Box, and other on-site/remote DICOM networks. DicomBurn creates VNA for DICOM CD, DVDs, Blu-Ray Discs. DicomBurn installs in PACS workstations and front office PCs.

DICOM CD/DVD Burner features

DICOM USB Burner

Distribute DICOM studies to portable memory drives
DicomBurn USB application burns DICOM studies to USB thumb drives such as memory sticks, dongles, and SSD/external HDDs. The process is simple as select all imaging studies and dicom-send to USB HDD drives, as an easy backup for offices with no backup and low tech skills. Similarly a USB pen drive can be used for quick random backups, or handing out study images to radiologists, referrals in outpatient facilities. Imprinted DICOM flash drives having imaging facility name, logo, image acquisition details can be distributed to patients.
DICOM USB Burner Features
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How to Burn DICOM CDs

DICOM CD and Imaging plates
Burning imaging CDs for patients offers advantages - including portability, greater storage capacity, lower cost, uniform DICOM protocols to import digital images into your PACS. It also addresses imaging informatics billing for outside studies. Radiology and nuclear medicine facilities that perform a lot of mammography rely heavily on prior studies. In many cases, the imaging CDs are for comparisons. Viewing a DICOM CD is easier to multiple patients films.

Burning DICOM CDs vs film printing