26 February 2018
News
23 February 2018
6 years of Mint at University Hospital Basel – Interview with PD Dr. Tobias Heye
Since end of 2011, mint Lesion has been in use at the University Hospital in Basel, Switzerland, - initially merely as a tool for clinical trials, but now also as the standard instrument for the entire oncologic radiology in clinical routine. We talked with PD Dr....
17 February 2018
New iRECIST whitepaper published
We are happy to present our newly published whitepaper on iRECIST and its application. This is available here on our homepage as well as on www.irecist.com. Mint Medical had already implemented the iRECIST criteria in May 2017 for its new version of the mint LesionTM...
22 January 2018
4 Questions – 4 Answers // Imaging in Clinical Trials
Mint Medical, Inc. Vice President of Clinical Trials, Kelie Luby Discusses Advances in Imaging Analysis in Clinical Trials and What’s Next for Mint Medical What advancements in imaging analysis in clinical trials do you think have been most impactful in the past several...
19 December 2017
Joint partnership between Mint Medical and Siemens Healthineers syngo.via
Siemens Healthineers and Mint Medical joined forces to accelerate imaging and result reporting software availability in hospitals when and where it is needed. This collaboration, announced at the 2017 Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) Annual Meeting on November 27th 2017, will enable users to...
22 November 2017
Mint-Data for Personalized Medicine at Cancer Center in Tübingen/Germany
Compiling structured real-world-data from different medical disciplines, such as molecular genetics, laboratory medicine, pathology or radiology, to generate insights for specific diseases represents the “holy grail” of Personalized Medicine. The Cancer Center in Tübingen/Germany initiated the project “Structured data in Oncology” focusing on this...
22 November 2017
Number of Clinical Trials in Oncology has increased strongly during the last 10 years
Cancer cases and cancer related deaths continue to increase globally. While new cancer therapies are being identified offering new options for patients, many patients continue to live with cancer as a chronic disease. Nevertheless, many still succumb to their disease. In 2015, there were nearly...
22 November 2017
New TNM- and RADS-Classification in mint Lesion
With the aid of various clinical reading templates, mint Lesion provides context-specific support in the application of established radiological criteria and guidelines for a more efficient investigation and documentation of radiological findings. Mint Lesion employs a structured approach to interpreting relevant findings in medical images so...
21 November 2017
New mint Lesion 3.4 Software presented at RSNA 2017
With mint Lesion 3.4, reproducible assessment and structured reporting of significant image observations are easier than ever. Numerous improvements and new functionalities related to the image data handling and display streamline the image assessment. As such, for instance, a refined image series browser provides...
20 November 2017