That single management system avoids the multiplication of different subsystems requiring complicated and expensive crossed integrations.

The features related respectively to endoscopy, microscopy, cardiology, gynecology-obstetrics, radiology etc, are parts of that same single management system and have in common:

• the worklist, active at each step, including before the capture of any data or image
• the sophisticated scheduling of each type of study in each department,
• the storage in any format, with optional conversion into DICOM or DICOM multiframe at the capture or at the output
• the record of voice and/or text of the report
• a typist module supporting an even remote dactylography
• an optional automatic voice-to-text, with secondary validation
• some specific schemes to be annexed to the reports.

Regarding for instance radiology, that polyvalent management system has so the main features of a RIS, and has all the usual features of a PACS: archiving, diagnostic, image distribution, teleradiology, including the following features:

• multimonitor, with possible triptych structure (2 monitors for the viewing, 1 monitor for the data or the text)
• all tools of measurement, annotation and drawing
• cineloop and stack mode
• optional plug-ins of 3D and of virtual colonoscopy
• option of special diagnostic station based on a video signal, and frame-grabbing static or cinematic analogue images by converted them into DICOM or DICOM multiframe before or after the diagnosis
• interactive teleconferencing
• CD or DVD export, with indexing
• film and paper composer
• reconciliation (dynamic matching) of the studies that stemm from a modality being not client of the worklist server
• possible failover, easy to configure
• websolution usable from home, with some special features, like a cache, and a prefetching starting by the urgent studies and useful in case of narrow bandwidth
• several links of possible integration with the KIS