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U.C. San Francisco

U.C. San Francisco neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley gives an inside look into the study of memory and attention using Mac technology.

U.C. San Francisco

Rural Radiology Consultants

Most DICOM workstations are $100,000 or more and a Mac running OsiriX Pro is less expensive and better than any diagnostic workstation — in my opinion.

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Medical Imaging Profiles

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Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

The Hartford Hospital Stroke Clinic designed an Apple-based archiving system using OsiriX, an open source medical image management software system.

Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

The Mac Arrives at Geneva University Hospital

The arrival of the Mac and OsiriX at the Geneva University Hospital has opened the floodgates of 3D image analysis and revolutionized workflow in 15 clinical departments.

Creating Roadmaps for Surgeons

Professor Maki Sugimoto uses a Mac Pro to display 3D images of his patients' anatomy in the operating room, providing a road map for more efficient surgery.

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Practice Management Profiles

New Visions in Health

Ones and zeroes are good for your health. It’s something Dr. Mel Cescon discovered after digitizing a few tons of paper medical records for his clinic’s 12,000 patients.

Practicing Dentistry’s Future

From record-keeping to patient education, Macs have become co-associates in everything.

Automation on the Mac

Managing an EMR on the PC is too complicated. You need an IT department to set it up and perform upgrades.

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Video for Surgery Profiles

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Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

The Hartford Hospital Stroke Clinic designed an Apple-based archiving system using OsiriX, an open source medical image management software system.

Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

Surgeons at Great Ormond Street Hospital operate on infant hearts that suffer from rare and complex conditions. Surgeries captured on video, archived, edited, and labeled using Apple technology – are used for teaching and sharing with other surgeons around the world.

A New York neurosurgeon

Dr. David Langer wanted a solution that would let him combine MRI, CT and other images with digital video clips from his surgical microscope. Read how easy it is to edit and create these educational neurosurgery movies using a Mac.

High-Definition Endoscopy at Veterans Affairs Hospital

Mac video technology enables VA to capture SD and HD endoscopy using off-the-shelf hardware and software.

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Medical Video Profiles

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U.C. San Francisco

U.C. San Francisco neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley gives an inside look into the study of memory and attention using Mac technology.

U.C. San Francisco

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Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

The Hartford Hospital Stroke Clinic designed an Apple-based archiving system using OsiriX, an open source medical image management software system.

Hartford Hospital Stroke Center

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Santa Monica-UCLA
Medical Center

The Mac platform enables Dr. Edward Zaragosa to view and manage medical images with ease and efficiency.

UCLA Medical Center

Seminar on Editing Medical Procedures

Dr. Patrick Reardon, demonstrates basic video editing tools you need in Final Cut Studio, to edit any medical procedures. Watch Seminar

Fovia Online Seminar

Dr. Geoffrey D. Rubin, takes you through the basic installation, set-up and use of Fovia's HDVR™ engine on a Mac. Watch Seminar

Getting Started with OsiriX

Tutorial for Reviewing and Manipulating Diagnostic Medical Images. Watch Seminar

Breakthrough concepts from Apple have revolutionized print publishing, the music industry, and mobile connectivity. Apple technology and innovative partner solutions are now transforming the work of medical professionals.