Vendor-neutral enterprise imaging

Completing the patient picture with the patient's pictures.

Every study from every department, in one archive, opened in eUnity.

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One patient at a time

The imaging record is built one study at a time.

Each study arrives from a different room, a different vendor, a different tag set. Here is what Mach7 does with each one.

Pediatric elbow radiographs, opened in eUnity.

Pediatric elbow radiographs, opened in eUnity.

Radiography

eUnity viewer

Every study opens in the browser.

No client install, and no image data or patient information stored on the device. The clinician who ordered the film and the radiologist who reads it open the same study from the same link.

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Obstetric ultrasound, arriving from the department that acquired it.

Obstetric ultrasound, arriving from the department that acquired it.

Ultrasound

Flamingo orchestration

Studies land where they belong.

Flamingo organizes and routes imaging work across your sites and systems, so teams spend less time moving between separate systems.

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A CT series, one of thousands of images held in the archive.

A CT series, one of thousands of images held in the archive.

Computed tomography

Vendor-neutral archive

One archive holds all of it.

Imaging from every department consolidates into a single open, standards-based store. The stored data itself stays current as studies are corrected, merged, and split, so what sits at rest is the complete, up-to-date study.

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Current and prior mammograms, opened together from two different sites.

Current and prior mammograms, opened together from two different sites.

Mammography is subject to additional US regulatory controls. eUnity is not intended for diagnostic interpretation of mammography or digital breast tomosynthesis on mobile devices; use a compliant diagnostic workstation.

Mammography

Teleradiology

Priors travel, not the patient.

Comparison studies from another site open beside the current one on the reading workstation, so the reader is not waiting on a disc to arrive from across the network.

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A whole slide image at magnification, with the slide navigator inset.

A whole slide image at magnification, with the slide navigator inset.

Digital pathology whole slide imaging is available in the United States only; for reference and referral use, not for primary diagnosis.

Pathology

Digital pathology

Slides join the same record.

Mach7 archives whole slide images as standard DICOM, in the same record as the rest of the patient's imaging.

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One eUnity workspace holding CT, MR, echo and ECG for the same patient.

One eUnity workspace holding CT, MR, echo and ECG for the same patient.

Every patient

The complete imaging record

It all lands in one record.

Every study from every department, in one archive, opened in eUnity, launched in context from the RIS and other clinical applications your clinicians already use.

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How we complete the picture

eUnity is the viewer. The VNA is the archive. Flamingo moves images between them and the systems you already run. Start with one. Add the others when you're ready.

eUnity


eUnity opens studies in the browser, with nothing to install.

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VNA

 

The VNA keeps imaging from every department in one open, standards-based store.

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Flamingo

 

Flamingo is the orchestration layer above your PACS, VNA and AI tools.

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Four things you can count on.

Your data stays portable

Your images are stored in open standards. Move them, connect them, or switch systems on your schedule.

Start where you are

Start with the viewer and add the archive later, or adopt the whole platform at once. The archive runs on the SAN or NAS you already own, in the cloud, or across both.

Studies can route to AI

The platform can route a study to an AI algorithm, take back the content that algorithm returns, and make the result available within your imaging workflow.

FDA-Cleared Viewer

eUnity is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device (510(k) K172490) that enables healthcare professionals to view, manipulate, and analyze medical images to aid in diagnosis. Professional and prescription use only. Trusted across 230+ sites in 13 countries.

Global footprint

In production worldwide.

Health systems, academic medical centers, and imaging providers run Mach7 today.

230+Customer sites
13Countries
4Continents

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eUnity is a diagnostic viewer intended to display medical images and associated clinical reports to aid in diagnosis by trained healthcare professionals. Professional and prescription use only. Mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis are not intended for diagnostic interpretation on mobile devices. Display monitors used for reading medical images for diagnostic purposes must comply with applicable regulatory approvals and with quality control requirements for their use and maintenance. In the United States only, eUnity supports digital pathology whole-slide imaging (WSI) for reference and referral use and is not intended for primary diagnosis. The Mach7 Enterprise Imaging Platform’s built-in viewer is intended for clinical and quality-control review and is not intended for diagnostic interpretation.