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MIM for the iPhone Is Available Free From the Apple App Store

Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:11pm EDT
CLEVELAND, July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- MIMvista Corp., a leading global
provider of medical imaging and fusion software, announced the availability of
a native iPhone version of their multi-modality imaging application for iPhone
and iPod touch on the Apple App Store beginning today.
    This innovative software allows a doctor or patient to view medical images
remotely, without access to an imaging workstation.
    "Imagine a doctor sitting with her patient, sharing images with him,
iPhone to iPhone, or an oncologist interactively reviewing a radiation
treatment plan," said Mark Cain, MIMvista Chief Technical Officer.  "We have
taken a complex desktop application, removed it from the realm of black art,
and placed it in the hands of physicians and patients -- and we have only just
scratched the surface."
    This application provides multi-planar reconstruction of data sets from
CT, PET, MRI and SPECT, as well as multi-modality image fusion.  With the
multi-touch interface, users can adjust image sets and planes, fusion
blending, window/level, and zoom.  All data is transferred and stored with
secure encryption to ensure patient privacy.
Peter F. Faulhaber, MD, Director of Clinical PET for University Hospitals
at Case Medical Center commented, "The MIM application for the iPhone is the
essence of cool for a radiologist who thrives on image display.  The software
is fast and intuitive.  I think referring physicians will be to be able to
seamlessly review a patient's images while consulting over the phone.
Patients will be even more impressed."
    The release of the MIM for the iPhone application includes sample images.
Individual patient data can also be downloaded from a MIM Workstation or
Storage Server.  This initial release is free from Apple's App Store on iPhone
and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore/ under the category, Healthcare &
Fitness.  It is ideal for image review by referring physicians but is not
intended for diagnostic purposes.  A fully featured MIM Pro for the iPhone,
for physician and radiology use, will be available in the near future.
    MIMvista also won the Apple Design Award for Best iPhone Healthcare &
Fitness Application.
    For a complete press kit, contact: bneff@mimvista.com or visit
www.mimvista.com

    Contact:
    Brian Neff
    +1-866-421-2536

SOURCE  MIMvista Corp.

Brian Neff, +1-216-455-0618, bneff@mimvista.com



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