MobiPACS Lite 1.2.4

The MobiPACS medical image viewer represents a significant advancement in mobile medical imaging, integrating multiple modalities with tailored physician workflows. It enables healthcare providers to access and display multi-modality images either from an existing MobiPACS server or a third-party PACS system directly on iPads and iPhones. Additionally, the platform supports the receipt of various file formats—including JPG, BMP, and PDF—from connected information systems, organizing these files for straightforward review by general clinicians.

Key features include:

• Compatibility with all major imaging modalities such as CR, ECG/EKG, DR, CT, MR, US, XA, and NM
• Flexible layout configurations (e.g., 1x1, 2x1)
• Rapid image and data retrieval via 3G or Wi-Fi networks
• Pan and zoom functionalities
• Adjustable window level controls
• Manual slider for fine-tuning image parameters
• Support for multiple concurrent servers
• Measurement tools for metrics like length
• Viewing of DICOM PDF documents
• Auto Cine playback capabilities

Future enhancements are anticipated to include:

• Physician-specific worklists
• Customizable workflows tailored to individual physicians
• Collaborative access to comprehensive patient records

This application requires the MobiPACS server, and it is important to note that the images displayed are not intended for diagnostic purposes. Users should download the version connected to a MobiPACS demo server to explore sample data and core features.

The release notes detail ongoing updates such as support for concurrent licensing modes (Ver 1.1.20), compatibility with iOS 14 (Ver 1.1.18), support for iOS 13 (Ver 1.1.15), as well as compatibility with specific devices like iPhone X and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation). Earlier updates introduced integrations with ShareMi Server, barcode scanning capabilities, enhanced image manipulation tools including window level adjustments, cine loops, and automatic cache management features. Additional support was added for evidence documents like PDFs and multimedia files from external applications, as well as integration via URL schemes for web-based or third-party application interoperability.