一種乳房X線檢查軟件報告工作平臺能夠處理數(shù)字計算機輔助（CAD）影像和經過批準的銷售商的乳房X線檢查照片，現(xiàn)在已經獲得美國食品藥品管理局的許可擴大了多峰形性觀察的指征，適用于FDA許可的監(jiān)視器來解釋經過無損壓縮的影像資料。

這種MammoReport(Plus)工作站現(xiàn)在是以“視窗”為基礎的，能夠在syngo上運行，直觀的軟件平臺提供了網絡化和后處理能力。這套工作站是由西門子醫(yī)療有限公司(Erlangen, Germany)研制開發(fā)的，工作站比乳房X線檢查屏幕功能更加強大，因為它能夠提供超短影像加載時間，展示全景、多個放大倍數(shù)的影像。該系統(tǒng)專為用戶制作的鍵盤和漫游/搖全景功能能夠提供全景影像，使得用戶在不到1秒鐘的時間內能夠在8幅乳房X線影像檢查研究中進行切換。系統(tǒng)用于西門子Mammomat Novation（DR）數(shù)字X線放射學系統(tǒng)，為臨床乳房X線放射學檢查提供一個精細的系統(tǒng)。

西門子醫(yī)療有限公司特種系統(tǒng)部門副總裁Michael Monahan說：“FDA的許可使得西門子公司可以為臨床醫(yī)生進一步研制開發(fā)數(shù)字診斷工具，特別是與CAD應用以及多峰形性相關的產品。實際上，MammoReport(Plus)能夠從任何經過批準的銷售商的產品接受CAD影像資料?！?
 
Mammography Workstation for CAD Images
 
A mammography softcopy reporting workstation that processes digital computer-aided (CAD) images and mammograms from approved vendors now has expanded indications for multimodality viewing cleared by the U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and is used with FDA-cleared monitors for the interpretation of lossless compressed images.

This MammoReport (Plus) workstation is now Windows-based, which enables it to run on syngo--the intuitive software platform that provides networking and postprocessing capabilities. Developed by Siemens Medical Solutions (Erlangen, Germany), the workstation is a more powerful tool for mammography screening because it offers ultra-short image loading time and a display of the full spatial resolution with multiple magnification glasses. The system’s user-specific keypad and roaming/panning function allow for full spatial resolution and let users switch between eight-view mammography studies in less than one second. The system works in conjunction with Siemens Mammomat Novation (DR) digital radiography system to provide a comprehensive system for clinical processes in mammography.

“This clearance allows Siemens to further develop diagnostic opportunities for clinicians, particularly when dealing with CAD applications and multimodality viewing. In fact, MammoReport (Plus) can accept CAD images from any approved vendor,” said Michael Monahan, vice president of Siemens Medical Solutions Special Systems Division.