Malta · 2025
Dr. Melvin D’Anastasi is a radiologist specializing in oncologic imaging, with a particular focus on abdominal and pelvic oncology. He currently serves as the Acting Chairperson of the Medical Imaging Department at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta, overseeing radiology services across all public hospitals in Malta and Gozo. In addition to his public responsibilities, he also practices privately and performs remote reporting from home.
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Radiology is a discipline that demands precision, consistency, and clarity. In Malta, all public radiology units—including Mater Dei Hospital and Gozo General Hospital—are equipped with Barco diagnostic monitors. The same applies to the country’s main private hospitals. Dr. D’Anastasi himself uses the Barco Coronis Fusion 6MP monitor for remote reporting, ensuring continuity of care regardless of his location.
In oncologic imaging, particularly when assessing tumor response to treatment, radiologists must detect and measure subtle changes in lesions. This is especially challenging when lesions appear faint, such as some liver metastases after therapy. In such cases, being able to work with high-contrast and high-brightness monitors is paramount. Additionally, radiologists spend long hours at their workstations, making ergonomic comfort a critical factor in maintaining productivity and well-being.
Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of online multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings, requiring radiologists to collaborate remotely. Ensuring consistent image quality across all these use cases—clinical, collaborative, and remote—posed a significant challenge.
The Barco Coronis Fusion 6MP (MDCC-6530) monitor addresses these challenges with its high-resolution, high-contrast imaging and advanced ergonomic design. Its high-calibrated brightness allows for accurate viewing in various lighting conditions, which is essential for both clinical and remote environments.
When assessing tumor response, especially in clinical trials, it’s essential to take accurate measurements of lesions. The high resolution and contrast of the Barco monitor provide optimal visibility of lesions.
The monitor’s ergonomic features—height adjustability and tilt options—support long hours of reporting. Its large screen and high perceived contrast also enhance image demonstrations to clinical colleagues and patients, fostering better communication and trust.
Clinical colleagues often remark that they are jealous of our monitors. The image quality not only supports our work but also reassures patients that we are using the best tools available.
The implementation of Barco monitors across Malta’s public and private radiology units has led to:
