Convenient Digital Delivery
Patients receive images and reports via QR code or link right after the examination.
mRay brings the delivery of imaging results into a digital format: patients and physicians open images via a QR code or link — no CDs or USB drives.
mRay makes it easy to deliver medical images and reports. Patients and physicians receive results via QR code or link and open them in a web browser or the mRay app.
TECHMED is the exclusive official representative of mRay in Uzbekistan, providing implementation and support directly, with no intermediaries.
Four steps. Digital delivery fits into the clinic’s existing workflow.
The patient undergoes an X-ray, CT, MRI or other imaging study.
Images and the report are sent to mRay automatically from the modality or the clinic’s PACS.
The patient receives a QR code on a printout or a link in a message.
Images and the report open on a phone, tablet or computer.
Drag the phone to the QR code right here on the page. The system reads the code and opens the images and report within seconds — exactly as it works for your patients.
Patients receive images and reports via QR code or link right after the examination.
Patients can show a study to another physician in a few taps — no CD burning required.
The clinic looks more modern, and results are easier for patients to access and understand.
Images are never lost with a CD or film — the study opens on any device in original DICOM quality.
Digital delivery is added to the clinic’s current workflow without disrupting it.
Fewer calls, repeat requests and CD burning for front-desk staff.
mRay works in a web browser and in the app — on any familiar device.
Compatible with major operating systems:
With mRay, there is no need to manually transfer or open large DICOM files. Images and reports open quickly on any device — no special software or lengthy downloads.
The system compresses data without loss of quality, so studies load faster.
Branding, implementation pace and integration are tailored to each clinic.
The portal can be styled in your clinic’s branding and embedded in your website. Patients experience the digital service as part of your clinic, while the mRay platform remains clearly identified. The clinic manages access to its data.
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mRay does not replace the familiar delivery of film and CDs — it runs alongside them. The clinic moves to digital delivery at its own pace and keeps film where it is needed.
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mRay receives studies directly from modalities or the clinic’s PACS via the DICOM standard. Integration with RIS or HIS can be set up separately if required.
Discuss IntegrationmRay is a platform by the German company mbits imaging for digital healthcare. It combines German quality, high performance and compliance with European medical standards.
mRay was created by mbits imaging, a spin-off of the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg. It combines scientific expertise, German quality standards and modern digital technology.
mRay is a Class IIb medical device bearing the CE marking and complies with the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR). mbits imaging’s quality management system is certified by TÜV SÜD to ISO 13485.
Data is transmitted in encrypted form. The platform regularly undergoes independent penetration testing.
Proprietary DICOM streaming technology lets viewing begin before the full study has loaded, speeding up work even with large volumes of images.
Support for the DICOM GSDF standard and high-resolution displays, including Retina on Apple devices, ensures accurate grayscale rendering.
TECHMED is the sole official partner of mRay in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Yes. TECHMED is the exclusive official distributor of mRay (mbits imaging GmbH, Germany) in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
No. mRay works as an addition to existing delivery and does not require process changes.
No, a web browser is enough. The mRay app is available for those who prefer it. On the clinic side, TECHMED handles connection and setup.
Yes. The report is delivered together with the images.
Yes. The patient receives a QR code or link and opens the results on a phone or computer.
Yes. The patient or clinic can share a study via link.
No. mRay runs alongside film and CDs — the clinic decides what to provide and to whom.
mRay brings the delivery of images and reports into a digital format: less workload for staff, easier access for patients and physicians. No abrupt changes — a noticeable improvement in how the clinic works.
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