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In the United States, Fujifilm's Medical Imaging and Information System plays an important role in emergency rooms. Even when at another location, the doctor can view CT or MRI images and relay pertinent instructions to the medical workers on hand. Fujifilm's technology supports a network that links doctors and treatment rooms.

For example, a doctor is at home in the evening.

Receiving an emergency summons, the doctor can access the Fujifilm Medical Imaging and Information System from his home and immediately examine the CT or MRI images of the emergency patient.

The doctor can give instructions for emergency treatment and for surgery preparations so that valuable time isn't wasted while the doctor is en route.

Fujifilm's Medical Imaging and Information System
automatically optimizes images for viewing on the doctor's home computer monitor. This ensures that the doctor is viewing the highest-quality medical images possible.

Fujifilm's Medical Imaging and Information System supports the front lines of emergency medicine.

The Fujifilm Medical Imaging and Information System is used for emergency medicine in the United States and, now, Japan.
One application is a system linking large hospitals with privateclinics.
For example, a clinic can request a large hospital to conduct a CT or MRI screening and send those results to the clinic. By linking the large hospital and clinic online, the patients' anxieties are lessened and the burden is lifted.

Specialist physicians and private practice doctors.

The Fujifilm medical image information system is working to change the shape of medicine.