FDA clears American Telemedicine International's (ATI) telemedicine technology
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
American Telemedicine International has received US FDA market clearance to use wavelet compression technology to transmit medical images. "It opens up, for the first time, the worldwide healthcare community to state-of-the-art medical services," says Dr Mark Goldberg, president and medical director of ATI. The technology enables doctors to transmit and receive medical scans and images worldwide using ordinary telephone lines.
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