PERFECTLUM Calibration Software for Medical Displays

Description

PERFECTLUM Calibration Software for Medical Displays

CALIBRATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE FOR MEDICAL DISPLAYS

In radiology departments, it is important that display systems are perfectly reliable since image reproduction can play a key role in an accurate diagnosis and a treatment plan that works. We help medical imaging professionals keep or improve the precision of image reading through automated calibration, quality assurance, and remote display control.

KEEP YOUR MONITOR DICOM-COMPLIANT

Calibrate almost any LCD display to DICOM international standard for medical images and related information or ensure the monitor continues to conform to the standard. An ICC profile is generated during calibration to save color characteristics and enhance even more the accuracy of the device.

FOLLOWING INTERNATIONAL QUALITY STANDARDS 

PerfectLum is a full-featured tool that not only calibrates a display but also performs acceptance and constancy tests to verify that the display conforms to such regulations as AAPM TG18, DIN 6868-57, DIN 6868-157, JESRA X-0093, IEC 62563-1 ACR and NY PDM.
If you work at an ACR-accredited facility or at a facility licensed by the New York State Department of Health and are responsible for quality control, you should try PerfectLum for free. The software performs acceptance and conformance tests by using a simple wizard-driven approach. The wizard guides you through all the steps of the regulation (ACR and/or NY PDM) and automatically calculates if the thresholds were matched or not. At the end of every test, a report is created and saved in the database. Moreover, the software automatically schedules all the tests to be performed in the future and reminds the user about them on the day the tests are due. Complicated and time-consuming QA routines become so much easier with a few mouse clicks.
To support you further, we have developed special guides for personnel responsible for the quality assurance, explaining when, how and what must be checked according to a particular standard. All these documents are freely accessible and available for use.

• Effortless Compliance with the NY Radiation Safety/Quality Assurance Program
• ACR compliance testing guidelines
• DIN 6868-157: What, When and How Must Be Checked (To get the German version of the guide, switch the website language).

PERFECTLUM OFFERS SIGNIFICANT ADVANTAGES FOR QA EXPERTS

• FREE Remote Display Management

Check, track and monitor any display from a single location in a hospital and beyond. PerfectLum Remote Display management tool functions in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
 

• Convenient Task Scheduler

Being a person who deals with dozens or hundreds of workstations, you would definitely love our task scheduler that reminds to perform tasks. You will be able to schedule calibrations and QA tests to run remotely and at night to minimize downtime.

10 REASONS TO USE PERFECTLUM

• calibrates nearly any display and makes even an older display fit for medical imaging
• compliance with the latest QA standards
• easy to use graphic interface
• works with most measuring devices
• a built-in scheduler that will remind you to re-calibrate and/or perform QA tests
• free remote display control
• flexible discounting scheme
• Windows and Mac compatible
• compatible with nearly any graphics board
• calibrates medical projectors

PERFECTLUM MAINTENANCE PLAN

Qubyx offers PerfectLum Maintenance Plan for 3 years and PerfectLum Maintenance Plan for 5 years. The PerfectLum Maintenance Plan ensures free access to all the latest updates, services packs, new releases of PerfectLum that may incorporate program fixes, enhancements or improvements (decimal levels, such as 4.0 to 4.1, designate the releases), and even new versions ( like 3.x to 4.x). In addition, you will receive more advanced and higher-priority support as soon as you need it. The PerfectLum Maintenance Plan increases the number of resets from 2 to 3 times during the period of 2 years instead of 1 year.