Diagnostics Elite Company Launches the First Saudi AI-Powered Radiology Archiving System “DePACS – Butterfly”

Diagnostics Elite Company, a leader in teleradiology in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region, has announced the launch of DePACS – Butterfly, the first advanced Saudi Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) equipped with artificial intelligence technology aimed at enhancing efficiency and accuracy in healthcare.

The DePACS – Butterfly system represents a significant breakthrough in the field of imaging archiving and management. It enables physicians and specialists to quickly and securely access diagnostic results with utmost precision and ease. The system is highly capable of handling various types of medical images, including teleradiology images and cell and tissue images. It also offers advanced features such as AI-powered analysis tools, rapid communication with cloud storage servers, neutral archiving support, and robust data security measures to ensure a comprehensive and secure experience for healthcare professionals.

Ahmed Dawalibi, Chief of Business Technology at Diagnostics Elite, expressed his pride in this achievement, stating: “The launch of DePACS – Butterfly reflects our commitment to delivering innovative technology solutions in healthcare that improve the quality of medical services and enhance patient experience.”

Bander Alhazmi, General Manager of Diagnostics Elite, added: “This achievement highlights the capabilities of Saudi talent and their ability to create advanced technological solutions that contribute to achieving Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 for advancing the healthcare sector.”

The DePACS – Butterfly system offers a range of functionalities, including medical image archiving and management, interactive processing capabilities, critical case management, comprehensive reporting, and full mobile integration to facilitate access to information at any time.

With this launch, Diagnostics Elite reinforces its leadership in teleradiology, presenting a true model of innovation in Saudi Arabia and supporting continuous development in the healthcare sector.

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