Intuitive Workflow Tools

Work smarter, not harder
Diagnostic work can be complicated, with many cases to analyze in little time. That’s why your medical display should not just be a medium to view digital images, but also an active tool that helps you work with them, comfortably. Our Intuitive Workflow Tools are designed to do exactly that.
Thanks to our advanced medical display controllers, Intuitive Workflow Tools are integrated into your Barco display for radiology, mammography, pathology, clinical review imaging and dentistry.
They are designed to help you work with focus, flexibility and comfort. You choose which ones you use, and how you use them. Work smarter, not harder!
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Focus
Improve your focus with a range of tools specifically designed to help you concentrate on important details. Make them more visible or, on the contrary, dim displays or areas you don't need to view at a certain moment. See clearly what matters most! As an example, SpotViewTM has been proven to decrease reading time.1
1Krupinski, E. (2018). Reducing Radiation Dose in Digital Mammography by Increasing Display Luminance. Proceedings of SIIM, 2018.
SpotView
SpotView enables focused observation during readings by dimming images outside a region of interest and enhancing the contrast within it. Especially helpful when viewing pediatric extremities, breast calcifications and chest images, SpotView supports analyzing subtle differences in the image. It can be enabled either via a hotkey or with the Barco Touchpad available with compatible displays.
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DimView
DimView automatically dims the auxiliary displays you use for patient worklists or dictation. That means there is less peripheral light during readings, so your eyes can focus on the diagnostic display. You can select which display(s) should dim automatically when your cursor is not on them. You can dim each of the displays independently (DimView), or you can synchronize the dimming of all auxiliary displays together (DimView Link).
I-Luminate
I-Luminate boosts the brightness of your display, helping you to spot small details more easily. Toggle I-Luminate on and off at the touch of a button or through a combination on your keyboard.
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Flexibility
User Profiles
Create a custom profile based on your preferred settings. You can set profiles per modality and per user, and switch between them easily. User profiles enable a quick environment switch for image type, such as a lower luminance for X-ray images and higher luminance for mammography images.
If you share a display with colleagues, you can personalize it according to your individual preferences. Customized workflow tool settings can be saved in the user profile and distributed to other systems.
VirtualView
VirtualView gives you more room on your screen without the need for an additional display. You can just create a virtual display to use as a navigational head or for other software, such as dictation. VirtualView has been carefully designed to work with existing PACS software applications. You can set the location of the virtual display, and when your cursor moves into that area, it will appear. The window can also be activated and hidden by a hotkey.
Application Appearance Manager
The high
luminance of your diagnostic display may not be necessary when you’re using it to
view text documents, emails or other non-diagnostic applications. In fact, in
those situations the brightness of the display might even strain your eyes. AAM
allows you to set windows of specific applications to a lower luminance or
different color profile, while retaining the full diagnostic luminance for
applications that require it.
Clear/Blue base
View images the way you prefer. With Blue base toggled on, the white point will be shifted to a higher color temperature, resulting in a bluish hue more traditional for viewing mammography images, or just to keep you alert. On the other hand, your display can also calibrate to Clear base and you’ll see images in more neutral white and gray tints.
Display Partitioner & SingleView
With SingleView, you can drive your dual input display as a single desktop, eliminating any tearing down the center of the display. This results in a more flexible desktop, on which you can place images in the center of the screen without risk of image corruption. Display Partitioner offers the opposite functionality: you can split one input source into two halves on your screen.
Conference CloneView
Ideal for multi-disciplinary team meetings when sharing images with an audience, Conference CloneView enables you to create a high-quality cloned image without losing pixel precision, for example through a projector. The interface has been designed to be fast and simple and will retain the configuration even after logging off or restarting the workstation. On three or four output display controllers, two images can be combined into one on the projected image, which allows side-by-side comparison. Furthermore, you can zoom in on the projected image so your audience can focus on details more easily.
Comfort
SmartCursor
Using multiple resolution displays in a PACS workstation often results in the cursor getting stuck traveling from one display to another. SmartCursor eliminates this problem by mapping the cursor to the correct spot on the adjacent display so you don’t lose time due to cursor complications (and frustrations).
FindCursor
Many reading configurations consist of multiple displays where the cursor can get lost across the extended desktop real estate. With FindCursor, you can quickly locate the cursor on these systems by simply holding down the programmable hotkey, to indicate its location by a highlighted circle.
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FilmClip
It can happen to every radiologist: the priors of the case you’re reviewing aren’t digitized yet, and you have them laying in a folder on your desk. Not an ideal situation if you don’t have a lightbox nearby, or if you need to compare an analog image with digital ones. With FilmClip, you can easily turn part of your display screen into a bright light, and slap the film into a magnetic clip in front of it. This way, you can read the film next to any digital images on your display. You can choose between different sizes for your ‘lightbox’.
SoftGlow
Get full control of the ambient light surrounding your workstation. Displays equipped with SoftGlow offer you two adjustable light sources, coming from your display. The first illuminates the background behind your display, the second the space on your desk in front of it, so you can read printed documents more easily. In this way, your eye needs to adapt less intensively when it moves from your bright display to something in your darker office. You can choose which one should be on or use both at the same time. Adjust their brightness according to your preference!

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About our advanced medical display controllers
Our MXRT medical display controller series takes performance, longevity and workflow support required for your PACS workstation to the next level.
The boards support higher refresh rates and resolutions than their predecessors to ensure compatibility with evolving protocols and modality requirements.
On top of that, their robust graphics processing engine will enhance your workflow with faster image loading.


The MXRT-x700 series was released with long-term availability and lifetime in mind.
Manufactured with robust hardware components and designed for optimal thermal control, the boards are ready for the challenges of a 24/7 extended use operation environment.
A 5-year warranty and extended availability meets the needs of long-term equipment management and avoids frequent system reconfiguration.
Paired with a Barco diagnostic display system, the boards guarantee the necessary performance and expected support for medical use.
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