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Designed in collaboration with industry experts and Synapse® customers, Fujifilm’s enterprise PACS Synapse 7x uses server-side technology to deliver radiology, mammography, cardiology, and specialty department imaging on one common diagnostic PACS viewer. Synapse 3D’s 50+ advanced visualization applications and Fujifilm’s REiLI®’s extensive AI platform help enhance interpretation accuracy and efficiency, with Synapse Analytics identifying current and predictive business trends, and the four-time “Best in KLAS” Synapse VNA at the core.
Efficiently and securely manage diverse datasets through broad server-side bandwidth that delivers display-ready images directly to the workstation.
Unite every form of digital content associated with a patient and clinical study through Synapse VNA’s award winning interoperability.
Experience state-of-the-art image analyses that aid with interpretation, reporting, and treatment planning, while facilitating exam sharing across the enterprise.
Power immediate and secure access to massive datasets from across the enterprise while simplifying deployments and updates for IT.
Vendor-neutral 3rd party modality integrations brings the complete patient imaging picture to providers.
Bring unprecedented machine learning insights directly within the 7x workflow with Fujifilm’s AI Platform.
To make true enterprise imaging possible, organizations need a solution that unifies image visualization both in and outside the care facility; one that eliminates departmental silos, centralizes imaging content, and provides unobstructed imaging access through a common PACS viewer, with all imaging system features and functionalities accounted for. Synapse 7x is that solution.
![[logo] Synapse® VNA on computer screen](https://asset.fujifilm.com/www/br/files/2020-12/918beec1a69f021c73558d7b9cf41968/thumb_vna_01.jpg)
![[photo] Radio images of different anatomical, soft tissues on computer screen](https://asset.fujifilm.com/www/br/files/2020-12/e6d8bc1be5503b526fdb71a368f8143f/thumb_3d_01.jpg)
