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IRIS OPHTHALMOLOGY - Professional computer program for archiving medical images and data with patient records
The IRIS application is intended for keeping record of patients' visits and performed examinations. It includes an extensive database, enabling you to collect all examination results and diagnoses (ICD 10 and ICD 9 codes), view medical history, easily record and archive images (e.g. from a slit lamp) and digital video sequences (e.g. from an operation microscope).
Moreover, the IRIS application enables the user to make planimetric measurements, print and burn visit reports on CDs or DVDs, search the database according to select criteria. Medical data collected in the program may as well be used in scientific presentations and publications.
Keeping visits record
Modern programming solutions allow the user not only to collect textual information, but also images and video sequences. The program consists of a descriptive part (patient records, visits list and examination forms) as well as image and video sequence recording module.
Examination forms and printouts
The IRIS application includes a collection of detailed ophthalmologic examination forms, for example:
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Moreover, the program enables describing diagnoses and procedures with accordance to ICD-10 and ICD-9 codes, as well as the access to a patient's medical history, writing out and printing prescriptions, recommendations and referral forms.
Images
IRIS can record and save images from any diagnostic device equipped with a standard video output (GDX, tonometer, autorefractometer) or equipped with a viewing head with a video camera / digital camera (e.g. slit lamp, microscope, fundus camera).
Image analysis
The program is equipped with a convenient tool, by means of which one can estimate the distance, area or circumference of given objects. After entering an image scale, the program will generate the results in metric units.
Video
The inbuilt video recorder allows for saving digital videos on a computer's hard drive (from analogue as well as digital sources), for example to document a surgery or for training purposes.
Archiving data
IRIS automatically archives data on select data storage device, thus preventing data loss. This helps to avoid insufficient disc space difficulties and allows the user to store the results of their work on external data storage devices.
Printing reports
All collected data (including images and examination results) may be saved in an electronic version or printed out as clear reports - and then passed on to the patient.
Recording results
Recording examination descriptions, images or video sequences for a select visit on CDs or DVDs enables passing the data on to the patient.
Extension possibilities
The extended version the IRIS application enables reading alphanumeric data and images from medical devices.
Available medical device data reading modules:
- Zeiss, Canon, Topcon, Nikon fundus camera,
- Canon R22 refractometer,
- NIDEK ark510a i 530a refractometer,
- Canon RK-F1 autokeratorefractometer,
- NIDEK TONOREF-II tonorefractometer,
- Canon TX-F tonometer,
- XPERT NCT tonometer,
- NIDEK NT-2000 M3 tonometer,
other on request.
Comprehensive medical center assistance
The IRIS Ophthalmology application is a part of a more extensive computer system - the IRIS package.
