Capture DICOM Images to CD or DVD from any Imaging System.

Media recording made simple.

Recording DICOM images for review, treatment planning, referrals, patient copies and archiving just became remarkably easier. NAI's Medical Digital Recorder™ (MDR®) is transforming how DICOM images are recorded and viewed. MDR Express receives and writes DICOM images directly from digital imaging modalities or PACS to DVD and CD media. MDR Express is a compact, self-contained, turnkey solution ideally suited for portable modalities and can be easily placed next to the control console of CR, DR, CT and MRI systems. MDR Express records DICOM images in their original digital format, allowing for easy image viewing on any PC or laptop using the MDR DICOM Viewer application burned on each disc.

MDR Express is a cost-effective digital image management accessory.

MDR Express compliments any digital environment providing the advantages of local disk publishing, installation on portable imaging modalities or for use as a back-up disk burning archive system. Many integrated modality or on-cart based disk burners are restricted to producing single patient exam disks. MDR has the flexibility of producing high capacity multi-patient archive disks which can be used for redundant image back-up or to create an inexpensive digital shelf archive of all patient exams. Every disk produced includes a fully indexed patient worklist of its contents so retrieval is fast and efficient. MDR Express features powerful image management tools to burn multiple copies of disks or select individual exams to burn to their own disk for referring physician or patient needs. The large internal hard drive is always ready to receive images and has the capacity to retain several weeks of typical data. MDR Express is the most cost-effective medical grade disk publishing solution.

Take advantage of the flexibility, functionality and cost savings – contact NAI today.

also available - MDR Video, MDR Video RP,
MDR Express RP and MDR Publisher

MDR Express, MDR Express RP, MDR Publisher, MDR Video, or MDR Video RP - which model is right for you?