Digital Lightbox© is a multi-touch display that allows surgeons and physicians to instantly access and manipulate digital medical data through the power of touch.

The widescreen interactive display ensures faster, easier medical data access and utilization. Through touch/drag finger movements, you can navigate, fuse, and zoom on MRI, CT, PET/SPECT and x-ray images.

Setup versatility means Digital Lightbox can be everywhere you need it most – the OR, conference room, patient consultation room or physician’s office. When integrated with navigation, video and surgical planning, Digital Lightbox becomes the core of information-guided surgery – delivering better treatment outcomes and maximizing ROI.

	Digital Lightbox multi-touch display

Integration with
iPlan® Net

Where increasingly distributed resources and multi-disciplinary treatments require better tools for expert collaboration, Digital Lightbox facilitates quick and easy communication. Remote treatment planning with Digital Lightbox is possible through integration with iPlan® Net. The session sharing feature makes it easy and convenient for multiple team members to simultaneously prepare, modify and review any treatment plan in real time, from any networked location. Learn more about iPlan Net here.

Enrich your data

Digital Lightbox transforms traditional static images into detailed and dynamic views, allowing you to enrich your data and extract greater value from it, for  better, more-effective clinical treatment.

Main features:

• Interactive visualization of all major image modalities
• Simultaneous access to multiple PACS systems in your facility
• Fast, easy access to data from external sources – CD/DVD, USB, network folders
• Supports multiple formats – DICOM, png, jpg, bmp, avi, wmv
• Multi-planar reconstructions at revolutionary speed
• Image fusion between CT, MR, and PET/SPECT image sets
• Connectivity to existing Web-based services, including HIS, RIS and EPR
• External display-out and video-in options*
• Remote, live-access integration with BrainLAB navigation systems
• Two integrated high-resolution 20- and 30-inch flatscreen displays

*commercial availability planned for Q3 2009