Apollo Releases New Version of Multidisciplinary Medical Image Management Capabilities

Apollo will showcase the new version of its flagship multi-disciplinary medical imaging platform, arcc, at the 2024 SIIM Annual Meeting + InformaticsTECH Expo in National Harbor, Maryland, from June 27-29. 

The enhanced arcc capabilities introduce cutting-edge features designed to streamline clinical workflows and bolster clinical collaboration. The system consolidates image viewing onto one interface to enhance efficiency in clinical workflows.

“We are excited to provide a live demo of our multidisciplinary medical imaging platform’s new release, which has been meticulously crafted to address the specific needs of our clinical users,” remarked Tom Coppa, Apollo Chief Product Officer. “Moreover, the expansion of the types of whole slide image formats the system now displays, adds even more capability toward supporting more complete digital workflows in Pathology.”

New enhancements include:

• Innovative Single Pane of Glass Technology: Converges viewing of all clinical imaging on a single pane of glass.

• Optimized User Interface: The updated UI maximizes screen real estate for clinical image display, offering nearly 20% more viewing space.

• Revamped UI/UX: A redesigned interface ensures a more intuitive and streamlined user experience, minimizing clicks, fostering collaboration, and boosting overall efficiency.

• Enhanced Filtering and Sorting: Additional filter and sort capabilities accelerate user access to relevant clinical imaging data.

• Improved Metadata Management: Enhanced metadata management capabilities streamline data organization and retrieval processes.

• Expanded Digital Pathology Support: The new version broadens support for Digital Pathology Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) formats, delivering faster image display speeds and greater compatibility.

• State-of-the-Art Enterprise Viewer: Upgraded DICOM enterprise viewer to accelerate image display speeds.

Apollo will attend SIIM24 at Booth 604, highlighting the new capabilities of the arcc system.