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21 March 2006

SCIMAGE PARTNERS WITH ORTHOCRAT

Offers TraumaCad Digital Orthopedic Solution

March 21, 2006 - ScImage (Los Altos, CA) and Orthocrat, Ltd. (Petach-Tikva, Israel) have signed an agreement for the distribution of Orthocrat's TraumaCad digital orthopedic surgical planning and templating solution along with ScImage's advanced medical image and information applications. ScImage selected Orthocrat for orthopedic workflow because it wanted to offer a comprehensive surgical planning application with standards-based, open architecture to streamline integration with its enterprise-wide image management software.

"Orthocrat's TraumaCad is a quality product with strong visibility and acceptance in the market," said ScImage's Founder and CEO, Sai P. Raya, Ph.D. "Together with our full-featured multi-modality, multi-department PACS, we will provide a comprehensive, user-friendly digital workflow solution for orthopedic surgeons and allow access to orthopedic information throughout the enterprise and beyond."

"Orthopedic practices are moving rapidly into the digital world," said Zeev Glozman, Orthocrat CEO and founder. "By partnering with a leader in digital image management, Orthocrat further strengthens its position in the marketplace and opens new distribution channels. We look forward to a win-win relationship with the ScImage."

TraumaCad is a comprehensive orthopedic application that enables precise manipulation of digital diagnostic images and application of fixation and prosthetic systems for comprehensive planning of orthopedic surgeries. Completed surgical plans will be saved to the ScImage PACS archive along with other patient files for permanent storage.

Using TraumaCad's advanced library of prosthetic templates, orthopedists can digitally plan a full range of surgeries. The application also includes innovative modular deformity correction and pediatric packages.

ScImage felt that Orthocrat's numerous unique features would combine with its own advanced PACS and related solutions to create a system with special appeal in the marketplace. Among these features are automatic downloading of template updates, support for a full range of template pages, an intuitive graphic user interface and a comprehensive range of tools, which were designed by orthopedists themselves. Together with ScImage solutions, TraumaCad provides all the tools orthopedists need to transition easily and seamlessly into a filmless environment.

The ScImage-Orthocrat solution supports access to the complete digital orthopedic work environment thorough any Internet-enabled computer. Commenting on the relationship, Hayim Raclaw, Orthocrat Vice President of Business Development commented, "We are extremely excited about the potential of this partnership and look forward to a long and productive partnership benefiting both our companies."

About Orthocrat
Feature-rich, user-friendly and Web-based, TraumaCad is the industry's leading digital orthopedic surgical planning and templating solution. It streamlines interventions, enhances outcomes and cuts costs by enabling advanced orthopedic surgical planning through precise manipulation of soft-copy images and application of fixation and prosthetic systems. TraumaCad also includes advanced modular deformity correction and pediatric packages. Realizing a host of advantages over competing solutions, TraumaCad is a thin-client, DICOM application that integrates with any PACS and network architecture, while delivering a consistent orthopedic work environment over a Web-enabled PC. While distinguished by its standards-based architecture, it also is a highly effective stand-alone orthopedic solution. Orthopedic surgeons at prestigious U.S. institutions have chosen Trauma-Cad for its industry-leading benefits. The advanced software solution also been selected by a range of well-known medical equipment manufacturers for integration into PACS solutions to enable state-of-the art digital orthopedic functionality. TraumaCad was developed by a team of highly experienced clinicians who recognized a gap in the marketplace and were committed to filling it with a comprehensive, thoughtfully designed digital solution for orthopedic surgeons that they themselves would use. With offices in the U.S. and Israel, Orthocrat was formed in 2003 to market TraumaCad worldwide and maintain the company's strong commitment to research, development and quality that today has become its hallmark.

About ScImage
Founded in 1993, ScImage, Inc. is a privately held company, headquartered in Los Altos, California. ScImage is a global leader in the development and deployment of advanced enterprise imaging and information management solutions. ScImage's mission is to be the true enterprise imaging company by providing a shared infrastructure solution for all imaging intensive departments throughout the healthcare enterprise. At the center of the ScImage's enterprise imaging system is PICOM, a Web-based technology that works independent of modalities and departments to deliver diagnosis-enhancing software, seamlessly integrated multimodality image and information management, archive, offsite disaster recovery and telemedicine functionality. ScImageŽ PICOMŽ, PICOMOnline, EPF and NetraMD are trademarks or registered trademarks of ScImage, Inc. For more information on ScImage, visit their website at www.scimage.com or call 1-866-SCIMAGE.

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