Mach7 eUnity Enterprise Diagnostic Viewer

A zero-footprint diagnostic viewer that reads studies from the PACS, VNAs and departmental archives you already run, without migrating them first.

One viewer across radiology, cardiology and specialty imaging

A tumor board, a wound care round and a cardiology consult all need the same patient's prior imaging. In the hospitals we work with, radiology, cardiology, wound care and others each run their own imaging and storage systems that were never integrated. Mergers and acquisitions compound it, and no single repository is guaranteed to hold everything at a given moment.

Enterprise imaging fails at integration before it fails at viewing. eUnity was designed on a single assumption: in practice, no one system contains all of a patient's images. It queries every connected archive at once and federates the results, reconciling the different ways each vendor structures its data. Radiologists see priors from every connected archive in the same worklist, with no migration and no consolidation project first.

Diagnostic reading on the desktop, referential viewing on tablets and phones

eUnity is a vendor-neutral, zero-footprint viewer launched from any modern HTML5 browser, with no dedicated hardware. Administrators assign each user a role, either referential viewing or primary reading, and the toolset and the license count follow the role.

Key capabilities

• Zero-footprint and vendor-neutral, launched from any modern HTML5 browser with no dedicated hardware.
• Queries every connected archive at once and federates the results, so priors appear without migration.
• Open API integration with front-end clinical systems.
• Runs on most devices with an HTML5 browser.
• Runs as a downtime viewer: when PACS is unavailable, eUnity keeps serving studies from the VNA.

Important information

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. 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. Mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis are not intended for diagnostic interpretation on mobile devices.