Vertical  Solutions

Medical

With the growing use of digital technology in the medical field, healthcare organizations must become more effective at managing electronic images, integrating them with other forms of electronic patient information and sharing this information 24x7 across the enterprise. New technology advancements have enabled LCD screens to be widely utilized as the display of choice in hospitals, medical centers and diagnostic laboratories. Traditional CRT screens are being replaced, hospital-wide, by medically approved LCD displays, due to their lower total cost of ownership (TCO), improved visual quality and technological sophistication.

The demand for medical imaging also goes beyond the four walls of the radiology department. Increasingly, physicians require access to images from throughout the entire hospital and beyond. Web-based physician portals are providing the answer, where a physician can access a complete patient record, including clinical data, medical records and clinical images, in his office, clinic or lab. The result of bringing together this visual and non-visual information is that clinicians view a comprehensive “picture” of their patients, and form more complete diagnoses.

GVISION engineers have researched this market extensively and strengthened our long-term relationship with strategic partners to offer LCD displays with complete medical certification, color & monochrome gray scale, up to 5 mega pixel format and exceptional viewing quality for diagnostic or review station imaging, as well as Radiology and Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS).

Medical professionals will benefit from GVISION LCD technology in a variety of healthcare areas, including diagnostic review, surgical display, patient monitoring, as well as traditional administrative uses. Our displays adhere to DICOM standards and offer luminance stabilization and color calibration, along with super wide view positioning.

Our Medical product series bring advanced visual technologies and offer a lower TCO to healthcare facilities that are designing new or upgrading existing monitoring capabilities.