Wednesday, July 27, 2005

OR Networks wins John Radcliffe Project

OR Networks has won the Operating Rooms and educational TV links contract for the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford.

Working with ALM Maquet, the operating theatres will connect to the existing AV network and to additional rooms via a digital video network.

In each theatre, there will be flat panel monitors from National Display (supplied exclusively by OR Networks Limited).  The digital video system will incorporate the market leading MPEG2 encoder from Vbrick operating at approximately 5mbps, equivalent to DVD film quality video.

 

Wednesday, July 06, 2005

ORTVxp Launch

ORTV™ will be available on a PC platform in September 2005 and will be officially launched on the National Display booth at Medica 2005.

 

ORTV™xp will enable hospital engineers to install a state of the art ORTV™ switching and control system themselves, saving costs and maintaining a degree of control, freedom and flexibility.  The software is self loading and online documents will include system wiring diagrams in a number of typical configurations.

 

ORTVxp has the added benefit of naturally integrating with digital images, electronic patient records EPR and email and online support facilities.

 

See www.or-tv.net for more details.

 

Tuesday, July 05, 2005

Start of ORTV blog

This is the first entry of the ORTV(tm) user group blog.

On this blog and the associated website, you will find information about the revolutionary ORTV system for modernising operating theatres. ORTV systems allow the theatre staff to select any image of clinical value to be displayed on any number of the latest LCD flat panel medical monitors from National Display Inc.

These monitors are mounted on surgical arms from Maquet, Berchtold or any other leading supplier. On any monitor the surgeon may choose to view an endoscopy camera images, PACS, digital radiography, patient monitoring, EPR patient notes, anaesthesia information or medical device status.

In addition to in-theatre video switching, medical recordings and images are captured locally for adding to patient records or inclusion in medical papers or teaching notes.

ORTV is the leading computer based network system for the distribution of live images for medical teaching links, telemedicine, telementoring and medical video-conferencing.

The ORcast system can take any signal of any type and broadcast via any medium to any destination: from broadband DVD quality to webstreams and analogue short links.

Post graduate centres, lecture theatres or seminar rooms can all be fitted with an ORcast receive station to view, in realtime, the surgical procedure and ask questions to the surgeon interactively.

Current installations are throughout Europe and as far as South Africa.
http://www.or-tv.net