Share by Link
One link per study, sent by WhatsApp or email in English, French or Arabic. It expires when the center decides and can be taken back at any time.

ScanLink replaces the CD an imaging center burns for every patient. The study is uploaded once, straight from the machine’s export or from the CD itself, and the patient receives a link by WhatsApp or email. It opens on any phone or computer, with the images in a full viewer and the report beside them, and the patient can forward it to any doctor.
Behind the link, the center files studies by patient, writes reports on its own letterhead, decides how long each link works and takes one back at any time. Doctors get a viewer built for every kind of exam: X-rays, mammograms, ultrasound clips, CT, MRI, PET and dental CBCT, with the tools they use every day.
One link per study, sent by WhatsApp or email in English, French or Arabic. It expires when the center decides and can be taken back at any time.
Drop the machine’s export folder or the whole CD: only the images are kept, and a dropped connection carries on where it stopped.
X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound clips and mammography, one image at a time or up to four series side by side, scrolling together.
A scan cut three ways with crosshairs, thick slabs, 3D bone and soft tissue views, and PET shown in colour over its CT.
From a CBCT, the dental arch is found on its own: a sharp panoramic, cross-sections along the teeth, and the jaw joints.
Lengths, angles, areas and mean values, Cobb angles, notes and key images to print, and an earlier study of the same patient side by side.
Written in ScanLink with the patient details filled in, signed by the radiologist, and corrected as a new version once sent.
Each center sees only its own patients, every sign-in and every opening of a link is recorded, and studies are removed when their time is up.





