Imaging
Open any scan in the browser. Nothing is uploaded.
CT, MR, X-ray and ultrasound open from a CD, a folder or a zip, in the same app as the patient's chart. Scroll it, rebuild three planes and a 3D view, measure, and send the images you choose to the report.
CT images from the CT Lymph Nodes collection (Roth et al., 2015) in The Cancer Imaging Archive, doi:10.7937/K9/TCIA.2015.AQIIDCNM, used under CC BY 3.0. Resampled and windowed, the scanner table removed, the planes and the 3D view rebuilt from the slices. Patient and doctor names are made up.
What it takes
Photos and clips too
JPG and PNG photos, and MP4, MOV and WebM clips such as an ultrasound loop, open too, grouped as a study called Images. A clip is read over its first 20 seconds.
Three planes from 16 slices
A CT or MR series rebuilds into three planes and a 3D view when its slices are no more than 3 mm apart.
Up to 12 images a report
Each snapshot keeps the measurements and marks on it, with a caption you can change.
Before you trust it
Read on your device
The study opens in the browser on the computer, tablet or phone in front of you, and is never uploaded.
Only the snapshots are kept
The snapshots you put into a report are saved in it. Nothing else of the study is stored, and closing the tab ends the reading.
Greek names in Greek
A disc from a Greek hospital or imaging centre shows the patient’s name and the study in Greek letters, not in stray symbols.
Millimetres from the scan
Lengths and areas use the scale the scan carries. A photo measures in pixels until you calibrate it on a ruler in the picture, and then says Calibrated.
Planes only from evenly spaced slices
A series with a gap, a repeated slice or slices in more than one plane is not rebuilt, so a gap never stretches what you measure.
The right patient’s report
healcraft suggests the patient by AMKA, name and birth date. When the study points to a different patient than the report’s, it asks before adding the images.
Questions
What doctors ask before moving their practice to healcraft.
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