Healthcare glossary

DICOM calibration is a form of medical calibration to ensure compliance with the DICOM GSDF standard.

A breast imaging display is a medical-grade monitor that meets the high demands of breast imaging modalities.

A dental display is a high-bright, medical-grade monitor specially designed for viewing dental images.

A diagnostic display is a monitor that meets the high demands of medical imaging in radiology and breast imaging.

Medical-grade display controllers translate large image files of various formats onto a diagnostic display screen.

A medical display is a monitor that meets the high demands of medical imaging.

A surgical display is a medical-grade monitor for use in the operating room, especially during image-guided surgery.

Digital pathology, or whole slide imaging, is a sub-field of pathology, in which tissue specimens are digitized with a scanner before being examined.

Healthcare quality assurance is the process of monitoring, managing, and reporting on the status of all medical displays throughout an organization.

Medical calibration refers to the process of adjusting the accuracy of a medical display in line with regulatory standards.

MDR, Medical Device Regulation in full, is a new European legislation that regulates which products are allowed to be sold in Europe for medical use.

Video integration in the operating room refers to the process of integrating all devices and equipment in the OR, such as lighting, cameras, displays, etc.