ONIS vs iPaxera Pro

ONIS Shot allows you to convert photos and videos to DICOM format and send them to a PACS. For each study, you can enter patient data, or retrieve them directly from a PACS server. This utility only works with a specific associated server, please contact us for more details.

iPaxera Pro is a high performing, intuitive app to view DICOM studies anywhere, anytime using your tablet or smartphone. iPaxera Pro enhances the viewing capabilities and functions previously available in iPaxera. iPaxera Pro introduces a key new tool for capturing medical photos and sending the photos, with metadata, to a DICOM archive directly from the app. The app includes easy-to-use processing tools like WW/WL with visual presets, distance measurement, panning, zooming, free rotation, snapshot capture, and images/series fast navigation. Key medical image viewing features: • Query/retrieve DICOM studies • Display and navigate through images with an interactive slider • Control WW/WL with single finger drag • Display Cine (multi-frame) images • Seamless integration with the PaxeraUtlima PACS and VNA (version U9 and greater) • Image manipulation including zoom, pan, rotation, and distance measurement • Import offline studies • Navigate images instantly with unique ultra-fast streaming technology Key medical photo tool features: • Zoom for image capture • use with any external tablet/smartphone dermatoscope or other camera lens • remove or modify one or more photos prior to sending to a PACS or VNA • anatomic region labeling • metadata includes image descriptors for greater indexing capabilities • supports order and encounter based imaging workflows • works seamlessly with mobile device management (MDM) software iPaxera Pro is not intended for primary diagnostic interpretations and has not received FDA 510(K) clearance. We welcome all comments and reviews for iPaxera Pro. For inquiries or support, kindly send an email to: mobile.support@paxerahealth.com and a support engineer will respond within 24 hours. Please write your name, version number, full description of the problem and, if possible, provide screen shots of the problem and connected PACS system (if any).