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CHIME College of Healthcare Information Management Executives
2014-10-28 - 2014-10-31    
All Day
The Premier Event for Healthcare CIOs Hotel Accomodations JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country 23808 Resort Parkway San Antonio, Texas 78761 Telephone: 210-276-2500 Guest Fax: [...]
The Myth of the Paperless EMR
2014-10-29    
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Is Paper Eluding Your Current Technologies; The Myth of the Paperless EMR Please join Intellect Resources as we present Is Paper Eluding Your Current Technologies; The Myth [...]
The New York eHealth Collaborative Digital Health Conference
2014-11-17    
All Day
 Showcasing Innovation Join a dynamic community of innovators and thought leaders who are shaping the future of healthcare through technology. The New York eHealth Collaborative [...]
Big Data Healthcare Analytics Forum
2014-11-20    
All Day
The Big Data & Healthcare Analytics Forum Cuts Through the Hype When it comes to big data, the healthcare industry is flooded with hype and [...]
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General Pathology

2View.Com

2View is a container designed specifically to expedite specimen mammography of breast tissue removed
at wire-localized excision or partial mastectomy. The 2View allows radiographic viewing while retaining the
position of the specimen without excessive compression and allows for two orthogonal views
without any operator manipulation of the specimen itself.
You know the story. You carefully remove the
specimen. You place it in a container for imaging.
The imaging technologist compresses your
specimen, rendering your margins non-existent.
Or imaging can get you one view of the specimen.
You hope that the area of interest is not too close
to the top or bottom of the specimen, which could
result in re-excision.
Or you ask the technologist to rotate your specimen
90 degrees to get a second, orthogonal view. Was
the specimen actually rotated 90 degrees? Or was
the specimen damaged with the manipulation?
Either way, you close the patient not exactly sure
pathology will report “clear margins.”

Details

First Name - 2View LLC
Email - info@2-View.org
Phone - 540-520-0959
Address - P.O Box 4470, Lake Tahoe, NV, United States, 89449