Medsynaptic’s teleradiology solution is a highly sophisticated solution for quick imaging results, image transfer, and image retrieval. It proves to be highly useful in rural areas, where patients or radiologists do not have access to resources that enable the physical transport of medical images to cities. Some features of Teleradiology include the following. • Uploading both DICOM and non-DICOM images • Authorized and remote access to the worklist and images • High-level image processing with features like W/L, zoom, pan, and measurements • Report creation on the server from templates

1. How do Teleradiology Solutions Improve Medical Imaging?
Teleradiology refers to the electronic transmission of medical imaging studies like MRI,
CT, X-Ray, etc., from one place to another. The system involves an image transfer
section, a transmission network, and a receiving station to perform the required task.
In teleradiology, radiologists interpret medical images without being physically present
in the place where the images are generated. Accordingly, many hospitals, urgent
healthcare facilities, and mobile imaging companies leverage teleradiology technology.
But how does teleradiology benefit medical imaging precisely? Let’s explore.
3 Ways Teleradiology Solutions Benefit Medical Imaging
Teleradiology revolves around medical imaging. But how does it enhance the area on
which it pivots? Here are three ways that answer this vital question.
1. Immediate Imaging Results
Unlike conventional technologies that require radiologists to wait for results,
teleradiology provides instant imaging results. It helps them take up the images
immediately to study and provide the necessary observations. While that’s an imaging
benefit, it also refers to enhanced patient service, as it saves a lot of the patient’s time.
It also enables radiologists to serve more patients during the day.
2. Quick Access to Medical Images
Earlier, radiologists had to dig through multiple records to retrieve a particular image. It
not only incurred time but a lot of energy and effort. Let alone the cost involved in
maintaining a physical storage space to preserve all the images. And yes, not to forget
scalability, which was another crucial concern!
But teleradiology resolves this concern via digital cloud storage. Since all the images and
records are digitally stored in a single repository, radiologists can retrieve them instantly
without churning through various documents. In addition, cloud storage helps
healthcare organizations scale storage without spending as much cost and time.
3. Fast and Digitized Image Transfer
Another significant advantage of teleradiology solutions is that they allow radiologists to
send and receive images digitally and, thus, instantly. So, in cases that require external
consulting, patients wouldn’t have to go to the doctor. Radiologists can digitally transmit
images to the concerned in a matter of seconds and receive a response in the same way.
Teleradiology –India’s Pioneering Teleradiology Solutions from Medsynaptic

2. Medsynaptic’s teleradiology solution is a highly sophisticated solution for quick imaging
results, image transfer, and image retrieval. It proves to be highly useful in rural areas,
where patients or radiologists do not have access to resources that enable the physical
transport of medical images to cities. Some features of Teleradiology include the
following.
 Uploading both DICOM and non-DICOM images
 Authorized and remote access to the worklist and images
 High-level image processing with features like W/L, zoom, pan, and
measurements
 Report creation on the server from templates
Teleradiology is a stringently curated and quality-checked teleradiology solution. It is
backed by Medsynaptic’s decade-long experience in teleradiology, solid QA process, and
positive client feedback and recommendations. Deploying it requires Intel Core 2 Duo /
I3 / I5 2-3GHz processor, 2GB RAM, 500 GB hard disk, Win-7 onward operating system,
keyboard, mouse, and a LAN Card. Call (+91) 2025650411 to email
sales@medsynaptic.com to learn more about Teleradiology.