TIMS Medical
TIMS Diagnostic Imaging Recording & Editing
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Why is TIMS Better than DVD
TIMS records the full 1024 x 1024 HD image from the fluoroscopy unit, so you get the same excellent sharp resolution and crisp image to review in a digital format. DVD or USB records HD at 512 x 512 pixels, instantly losing data quality.
Static and Streaming Video Capture
TIMS captures both still and motion video images with synchronised audio. This includes motion video capture and non-standard video signals such as fluoroscopy and endoscopy. Whilst SPA recommends a minimum 30 frames per second, TIMS can capture at up to 60 frames per second, as well as frame match the fluoroscopy when examining children at 8-10 frames, therefore maximising the resolution for each patient.
Capture the Entire Study
TIMS can acquire for long periods of time, enabling the capture of the entire study, even for long studies like those in motion X-ray, speech pathology, interventional radiology, cardiology, and echocardiogram. With TIMS MVP, you can connect any modality to multiple destinations at no extra charge.
Convert non-DICOM modality to DICOM
Convert any medical modality to DICOM and send to PACS, record to USB, network and print. Any modality – CT, MR, nuclear medicine, motion X-ray, endoscopy, white light microscopy, angiography, ultrasound, and much more. Our software automatically analyses the video signal and calibrates exactly to the video specifications guaranteeing the very best image quality.
Study Annotation
TIMS MVP allows comments to be added using the Study Description or Series Description fields. These comments are displayed in the status bar of the TIMS window and included in the DICOM file. With Series Description, a pre-defined list can be set up so no need to type each time.
DICOM and Image Storage VIA USB
TIMS MVP can record to a USB device or a network destination. Multiple studies can be burned to a disk at one time for archiving purposes. A DICOM viewer is included and can be burned along with the patient study.
Export for Presentations
Sections of studies can be easily exported and embedded into PowerPoint presentations for teaching or conferences, as video with audio or still images. Patient sensitive information can easily be screened out with a TIMS system.
Labelling
Labelling within TIMS MVP is easy to use and customisable to your needs. The system allows for studies to be labelled the same via Label Sets, either using preloaded descriptions (e.g. MBSImp and BoP) or customising own descriptions, and in both the Study or Series view.
Scorecards
Built-in Scoring mechanism allows for scoring a procedure while watching the imagery. MBSImP, PAS, DIGEST, DIGEST-FEES, The Yale Pharyngeal Residue Severity Rating Scale, the Murray Secretion Scale and FOIS are all included and can be used in a report.
Study and Series Notes
Record impressions of the procedure while viewing the imagery using predefined templates to optimize the process.
Customised Reporting
Consolidate analysis and reporting with notes, telestrations, snapshots, and scorecards. As you analyse, TIMS pulls together the information in report templates customised to meet your needs.
TIMS Review 5.0 is the latest software available on the TIMS Medical Video Platform (MVP). TIMS Review 5.0 is a seamless solution to record, edit, review, report, and archive both endoscopic and fluoroscopic studies in the office instead of a busy fluoro suite or endoscopy cart!
TIMS Review is sold on a yearly subscription basis.
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TIMS Review Software (formerly TDRS)
TIMS Review is a software-only version of the TIMS MVP system (no video acquisition hardware). TIMS review can be installed on any Windows 10 computer, in the clinicians consulting rooms or anywhere in the hospital, thus freeing up the fluoroscopy suite for the next patient and improving workflow.
The speech study can be instantly sent over the hospital network from the TIMS MVP system in the fluoroscopy suite to one or more TDRS systems throughout the hospital. TIMS is the only system that allows the user to review and edit studies prior to sending them to PACS or recording to USB or network.
