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86% of radiologists would like to increase tumor measurements – we show how A survey in the American Journal of Radiology (issue 195:101-106) depicts today’s challenges in oncological therapy monitoring: Almost all of the approximately 300 participating radiologists confirmed the high importance of tumor measurement…
1 year successful application of mint Lesion™ at the University Hospital Essen Since more than one year, the Institute of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology at the University Hospital Essen is using a thin-client installation of mint Lesion™ to increase their quality and efficiency…
University Hospital Munich: Excellent quality and efficiency in oncological radiology due to mint Lesion™ The institute of clinical radiology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich relies on mint Lesion™ for an efficient performance of oncological therapy monitoring on a highest quality level. In particular, the comprehensive support…
November Personalized cancer therapy – accentuate quality and impact of your oncological radiological services with mint Lesion™ 2.2 September Hannover Medical School and Mint Medical enter into R&D cooperation to improve the response evaluation of HCC tumors Mint Medical cooperates with syneed medidata GmbH in…
mint Lesion™ technology receives FDA 510(k) clearance and is now widely available to the North American market mint Lesion™, distributed by Translational Sciences Corp. (TSC) in the United States under the brand name OncoTrac™, has received 510(k) clearance from the U. S. Food and Drug…
Mint Medical and the research network QUINO (Quantitative Imaging in Oncology) are funded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) Mint Medical was selected for an initiative to promote innovation and research in Germany, funded by the federal government under the leadership of…
University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, adopts mint Lesion™ in oncological radiology The hospital uses a thin-client installation of mint Lesion™ to raise quality in radiological oncology through quantitative image analysis – both within clinical trials and in the daily clinical routine. In 1897, the Basel Institute…
mint Lesion™ 1.8 Announcement: Dedicated workflows to manage lymphoma patients in trials and clinical routine In time for RSNA 2011 Mint Medical GmbH announced the new mint Lesion™ 1.8. This feature release puts strong focus on the assessment of lymphoma patients. It comes with elaborate…
Successful Exhibition at RSNA 2009 At RSNA 2009 we introduced the latest version of our free software application for medical image analysis MITK 3M3. Several hundred visitors were impressed with the intuitive handling and quickness of all the features of the application. Form your own…
Mint Medical and its partner TSC (USA) invited to participate in the Quantitative Imaging Reading Room at RSNA 2011 Chicago, IL November 27 – December 2, 2011 “Celebrate the Image” is this year’s motto of the 97th Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North…
