TELESYNERGYR

TELESYNERGY is a program of the Open Health Systems Laboratory and its collaborators to optimize the efficiencies and excellence of healthcare for all.

Today, we have far more means of communicating with sound and image than we had ten or twenty years ago, using tools developed by providers such as Skype, Zoom, Meet and WebEx etc.However, viewing high-resolution images, like X-rays and MRI’s, is not possible with these services. Emphasis is on maintaining a quality audio connection at the expense of video.

Most services display images which are low to medium resolution, obviating detailed viewing of X-ray and other analytical images. These require high-resolution to identify cancer lesions, estimate tumor size, etc. Because TELESYNERGY® high-resolution images are synchronized across platforms, they allow collaborators to see identical images, whether on microscopes, X-ray view boxes, tablets or computer monitors.

• TELESYNERGY® is the use of equipment and communication devices for long-distance collaboration between medical institutions
• “Same Room Paradigm”(TM) is a unique Telesynergy® technology solution that supports mentoring between trainees and mentors from different institutions, whether across continents or across cities
• TELESYNERGY® can be used for any activity that relates to the education, prevention, detection, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of any patient’s condition in any medical field.
• Allows synchronized viewing of high resolution images amongst collaborators.

TELESYNERGY provides free and open access to medical cases.   

TELESYNERGY captures the collaborations of medical experts research and resolving complex medial cases leveraging the TELESYNERGY medical technologies. 

The TELESYNERY OPEN LIBRARY provides videos of the collaborative sessions as well as imaging, notations, extensive medical tests, analyses, and diagnoses.

• Developed by National Institutes of Health scientists and engineers to facilitate communications between cancer researchers around the world
• Allows synchronized viewing of high-resolution images amongst collaborators.
• Collaborators can view and manipulate images from scopes, X-rays, MRI, PET, CT and other medical imaging devices
• Allows physicians and scientists across the state or across town to seek a second opinion with another expert. They can view the same material, while also seeing and speaking with each other, as if in the same room.

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