RT PACS

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About RT PACS

RT PACS is a medical imaging software from Agfa Healthcare that provides storage, management, and distribution of medical images. It includes features such as advanced image processing, multi-modality support, and remote access to images so healthcare professionals can efficiently manage patient data. This platform supports various imaging modalities like MRI, CT, and X-ray, ensuring compatibility with numerous devices. It also offers customizable dashboards for easier navigation and management of imaging workflows. Key capabilities: image archiving multi-user collaboration secure access automatic updates detailed reporting Best for: healthcare providers that need effective management of medical imaging and patient data.

RT PACS Details

Vendor

RT MEDICAL SYSTEMS

Year Launched

2017

Location

Av. Othon Gama D’Eça, 900 , Centro Executivo Casa do Barão, Bloco A, sala 212 - Centro, Florianópolis, SC 88015-240, BR

Deployment

Training Options

demo, account manager, community

Countries Served

Brazil

Languages

English, Portuguese, Spanish

Users

Radiologist, Radiology Technician, Medical Transcriptionist, Hospital Administrator, Healthcare IT Specialist

Industries Served

Hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, radiotherapy clinics, oncology departments, and multidisciplinary healthcare facilities requiring comprehensive medical image management.

RT PACS's In-App Market Place

Does RT PACS have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

N/A

Pricing Options

Free trial

Free version

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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD ($), EUR (€), BRL (R$)

Pros & Cons

Broad modality support allows management of multiple imaging types in one unified archive.
Advanced image tools like fusion and registration improve diagnostic precision and workflow efficiency.
Remote access and online delivery enhance flexibility for clinicians and patients.
Standard-compliant DICOM conversion ensures interoperability and consistent data quality.
Workflow integration with scheduling and modality worklists reduces manual steps and supports complex imaging departments.

Radiotherapy-focused features may be more complex than needed for general imaging departments.
Advanced visualization tools may require significant staff training to use effectively.
Implementation and IT support needs can be high due to multimedia storage and integration requirements.
Initial infrastructure cost may be significant for smaller clinics without existing PACS systems.
Limited publicly available user reviews make it harder to gauge real-world reliability and user experience.