Join us for an enlightening webinar as we explore the cutting-edge advancements in DICOM technology, tailored for enterprise imaging. Discover how the next evolution of DICOM is revolutionizing imaging centric specialties, such as pathology workflows, enabling seamless integration, enhanced collaboration, and improved diagnostic accuracy. Whether you’re a pathologist, radiologist, imaging IT, developer or vendor, this webinar offers invaluable insights into shaping the future of medical imaging.
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David Clunie, MBBS, FSIIM
Chris Hafey
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