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SecurView®

SecurView is a 2D and 3D mammography reading workstation, configured by BMI around your facility’s network, monitor setup, and physician reading preferences.

Overview

What is SecurView®?

SecurView is the diagnostic workstation software radiologists use to read and interpret 2D and 3D mammography studies, with tools for magnification, measurement, annotation, and side-by-side comparison against prior exams. It also supports remote reading, so radiologists can review studies from home or another site without losing speed or accuracy.

Built for mammography reading

SecurView brings 2D and 3D mammography into a single reading environment, with the tools radiologists rely on daily, magnification, measurement, annotation, and prior study comparison, all in one workstation.

Built for the way physicians work

Every reading room has its own preferences, and SecurView is configured to match. Custom reading protocols can be built around how each physician prefers to review studies, monitor setups can be matched to your facility’s existing displays rather than locked to one option, and the system runs on Windows 10, so you’re not stuck supporting an outdated OS.

Built around your network

BMI maps your facility’s network as part of the install, so SecurView integrates with your existing systems instead of requiring you to rebuild infrastructure around it.

Built around your setup, not a fixed install

Configuration is based on your existing equipment, network, and reading workflow, whether you’re a single-site practice or a multi-location group running a shared reading cluster.

Scales with your practice

From a single workstation to multi-site reading clusters, the setup grows with you.

Full install and ongoing support

BMI handles installation, integration, and support from day one, and stays involved long after go-live, no manufacturer support queue, no disappearing reseller.

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