iQ-DOSE 2.0 now with graphical dose data representation
cFind out below which feature highlights have been added to this new version to help doctors and medical physicists document, evaluate and optimize patient radiation exposure in a standards-compliant manner.
What’s new in iQ-DOSE 2.0?
Graphical representation of data
For faster and easier analysis, iQ-DOSE can now display dose data graphically, in addition to exporting it as a table. This helps to identify exceeded dose values at a glance.
Faster export of dose data analysis as a PDF file
This version allows you to export the statistical analysis of the received data directly as a PDF file so that you can send it to your notified body.
Improved filter options
Filtering study information and statistics with this version of iQ-DOSE is even more convenient. You can, for example, let the application display statistics results by device, procedure type and time frame before exporting them as displayed.
Display of AET’s in iQ-DOSE
The display of application entity titles for different modalities in iQ-DOSE now allows you to distinguish between entries from different manufacturers or devices, thus improving the traceability and correctness of data handling across modalities. In addition, frequent overdoses, for example, can indicate a potential malfunction of a particular device, thus enabling faster troubleshooting.
Pagination in study table
This new feature allows you to navigate, sort, and filter larger datasets more efficiently by breaking them into manageable pages. It improves both the performance and the overall user experience, particularly when working with large amounts of dose reports.
Give our freshly released iQ-DOSE 2.0 a try and download it from our Download Center. Detailed information on iQ-DOSE is available on our website or in the product brochure. iQ-DOSE users with a valid Annual Service Package (ASP) can upgrade to the new version free of charge.