Medical Disk Publisher-Virtua

The Codonics Virtua XR Medical Disc Publisher is the world’s fastest medical disc recording system. With unprecedented speed, it records over 60 CDs or 30 DVDs an hour. Virtua XR is specifically designed for today's high-volume imaging applications such as breast MR, PET/CT, MRA and CTA. It is the only CD/DVD recorder that keeps up with today's multi-modality environments where imaging systems can send tens of thousands of images an hour. Setting the standard for medical disc recording systems, customized discs are recorded and ready to leave with the patient without any interruption in workflow.

All Virtua models feature a compact design that includes an advanced processor for receiving and managing studies, a robotic disc recorder and printer, and a world-class touch screen interface. The built-in printer produces brilliant, full-color disc labels that can be easily created by the customer or through Codonics exclusive label design service.

• Automatically records patient studies without tying up your workstation or employee resources
• On-demand disc creation and labeling directly from modality workstations
• Studies can be conveniently viewed using the included DICOM viewer or other available specialized viewers, including PET/CT
• Compact design eliminates disorganized cables, separate monitor, keyboard and mouse
• Meets all industry standards including DICOM part 10, IHE PDI, and audit logs for HIPAA compliance
• Full medical device compliance including FDA and MDD CE Class I, GMP/QSR ISO13485- 2003, and 60601-1 Safety and EMC/EMI for Healthcare Facilities
• HL7 reports can be received from a RIS system and matched to a patient's study allowing the recording of both the report and study together on the same disc
• User interface is available in multiple languages including Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish
• Job prioritization allows the user to change a job between normal and high priority
• Scheduled archive automatically records all studies to disc, including an incremental log file, not archived since the last session for backup/disaster recovery