Endosync Lets Doctors Take a Look Inside from an iPad

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Medical tech company Envisioner introduces its Endosync system, which uses cloud storage and an iPad to review and examine patient data. Currently, doctors can see but not save endoscopy information.
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