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USG Capture SoftwareFrom: Ibrahim (iesinler@ttnet.net.tr)Fri Nov 23 16:46:14 2007
Dear Physicians, I am an obstetrician. I recommend to you use MediCap. It is complete video-audio-image capture software for medical professionals. MediCap is a fantastic video capture and edit software designed for medical professionals. With MediCap you can digitally capture images and videos directly onto a computer hard drive or a network location from any external video source (endoscopic video camera, ultrasound & echocardiography or microscope camera, high definition cameras etc.) MediCap can also edit captured videos (like Microsoft Movie Maker) and images (like Photoshop) and export them to PDF file for printing and e-mail. It also has a dynamic report unit for reporting your patient’s informations and images. You can directly dictate your operation notes or patient’s notes to MediCap. MediCap has a CD-DVD writing unit to write images-videos and audios to CD-DVD disc including Blu-ray and HD-DVD. MediCap has a DICOM unit which is much more than a DICOM viewer. It can get DICOM informations automatically from DICOM files and can make a new record based on these informations. In other words, MediCap is a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). The MediCap saves the images-videos by patient identity for later review, reporting, e-mailing or printing. The MediCap also gives you the ability to annotate your images with text, lines, shapes and much more. MediCap can be controlled by Joysticks-Gamepad (wireless) or Foot Pedal. You don’t have to be near the computer and use your hands during video and/or image capturing. MediCap has capable of working in a network (suitable for hospitals or medical centers) MediCap can encrypt and decrypt your images, videos, audios and reports. No one can view them without your permission. Vizit: http://www.lerensoft.com for further informations
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