Merge healthcare's designated complaint handling unit (dchu) contacted ge healthcare two times to obtain more information.Accordingly the response received on 5/19/2016 ".Sites have been upgraded from (b)(4) version 3.7.3.7 to (b)(4) version 3.7.3.9sp3.This has enabled the customers to bypass the error, because the license architecture using i(b)(4) version 3.7.3.9sp3 has a new design that uses workstation-based licenses.The old system used server-based licenses.(b)(4)'s server upgrade was started friday evening april 22, and by monday morning april 25, 2016, all of their mammo stations were able to view mammo images once again." the product is functioning as expected as of 4/25/2016 am according to ge healthcare.
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(b)(4) is medical image review workstation software.The product consists of features that allow qualified medical professionals to view patient medical images with the desired viewing protocol and workflow in order to optimize the efficient use of their time.On (b)(6) 2016 merge healthcare's customer, ge healthcare, reported that one of their install sites (b)(4) contacted ge heathcare to notify them that no license is available when launching (b)(4).As a result of this malfunction, users at (b)(4) were not able to read mammography images until the morning of (b)(6) 2016.This malfunction can result in delay in diagnosis or treatment.Merge healthcare's designated complaint handling unit (dchu) contacted ge healthcare to additional information on 5/3/2016.Accordingly the response on 5/19/2016 ".Sites have been upgraded from (b)(4) version 3.7.3.7 to (b)(4) version 3.7.3.9sp3.This has enabled the customers to bypass the error, because the license architecture using (b)(4) version 3.7.3.9sp3 has a new design that uses workstation-based licenses.The old system used server-based licenses.(b)(4)'s server upgrade was started friday evening april 22, and by monday morning april 25, 2016, all of their mammo stations were able to view mammo images once again." the product is functioning as expected as of 4/25/2016 am according to ge healthcare.(b)(4).
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