Digitalization

Dicompass Digitalization is a recording device used to take images and videos from the examination (e.g .endoscopic, laparoscopic examination, etc.).

It is also suitable for supplementing microscopic sets (ENT surgical and outpatient microscopes, or colposcopic sets, etc.). The acquired data is saved in H.264 video format or a still image is saved in JPEG format (or Little Endian).

Subsequently, the JPEG / H.264 data is incorporated into the DICOM data format and stored through DICOM communication and the data network of the medical facility in the PACS server. From the server, it is possible to download the data with a DICOM viewer and work with the acquired data.

Alternatively, the examination can be saved only in JPEG and MPEG4 (H.264) formats, e.g. on a USB flash drive.

Of course, there is also the possibility of video with audio streaming. This functionality is often used to solve medical congres.

Frequently asked questions

Possibilities of integration - hospitals and small clinics

Dicompass Digitalization is very easily scalable according to the customer's needs. It can therefore be easily integrated into both the data infrastructure of a large hospital and a small private clinic.

Hospital - an example of the most frequently implemented integration:

- patient selection from the work list

- storage in PACS including the type of examination, diagnosis, etc.

- access to records via DICOM viewer called directly from NIS

Private clinic - an example of the most frequently implemented integration:

- manual entry of the patient into the system (if the patient has a record already, their data is filled-in automatically)

- storage on the recording station (or "small" local PACS)

- access through the web clinical DICOM viewer (it is part of each digitizing station)

- this data can be easily sent through ePACS

Function

Technical parameters