Abstract: A system includes a data processing unit (DPU). The DPU is to receive one or more packets for medical imaging data, the one or more packets having a first format that conforms to a medical imaging data protocol. The DPU is to process the one or more packets into one or more updated packets having a second format that does not conform to the medical imaging data protocol and transmit the one or more updated packets to a target device configured to receive packets having the first format that conforms to the medical data protocol.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to collect performance data for one or more computations tasks executed by a plurality of nodes of a computational pipeline and enable optimization of distribution of task execution among the plurality of nodes.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for multi-modality networks that provide access to different medical devices though a common operator interface. In an example embodiment, a multi-modality network comprises a host computer and a plurality of medical devices. The medical devices may support different diagnostic and/or therapeutic modalities. The host computer communicates with the medical devices through a communications network. In one embodiment, the host computer includes a display and a control console that allow the physician or operator to control the different medical devices and view images and measurements from the different medical devices through a common interface. Further, the host computer may provide computing resources, e.g., a general purpose image processor, that can be shared among the different modalities.

Abstract: An image management system (10), includes a PACS system. The PACS system (10) includes a PACS server (20) coupled to a communications network (22) and a plurality of PACS workstations (40) also coupled to a communications network (22). Each PACS workstation (40) is configured to receive two dimensional image information and produce a three dimensional image rendering on the PACS workstation (40). The three dimensional image rendering is communicated to the PACS server (20) for storage and later retrieval.