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Dr. Robert McFarland shares his experience of using mint Lesion™ at his radiology practice in this brief interview. He talks about the challenges of performing a PI-RADS assessment, how his workflow has changed with mint Lesion™, and his vision for the future of radiology. …
At this year’s RSNA, Mint Medical presented its AI approach to the audience at the AI theater. Tobias Gottmann and Aditya Jayaram highlighted how every radiological read can contribute to an AI-powered future by seeding power food for AI. Having mint Lesion in place,…
Nowadays, it is not unusual for healthcare systems to use numerous clinical applications from different vendors. Most tend to prefer flexibility for own functionality over interoperability with other systems. To alleviate that, the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) created a set of rules on…
The benefits that texture analysis and radiomics have shown already, and the improved availability of large data sets led to an increased interest in the extraction of quantitative features from medical images. Through quantification, images are converted into mineable data that, subsequently analyzed, improve diagnostic…
Today, it is generally agreed that standardized language used in radiology reports improves communication with the treatment team and patients, with a huge impact on decision making and patient outcomes. Furthermore, using standardized forms to create consistent reports, helps to save time and effort while…
Prof. Dr. Hans-Christoph Becker from Stanford University, a long-standing user of mint Lesion™, shares his experience of using the software in this brief interview. He talks about the reaction he received when sharing the mint report for the first time, how patients benefit from the…
In a multidisciplinary center that networks medical research, natural sciences, engineering sciences, computer science and business administration, in the Research Campus M²OLIE (“Mannheim Molecular Intervention Environment”) new methods are developed for molecular imaging, diagnostics and therapeutic intervention of oligometastatic patients in daily clinical practice. …
In a retrospective study [1], a team from Royal Marsden in London and Sutton explored changes of CT texture analysis metrics in unresectable liver metastases in patients with colorectal cancer (CRC) treated with Cetuximab monotherapy. “Targeted therapy is nowadays widely used in many oncological…
From my initial experience with mint Lesion™ software, and over the 3 months I have been using it, I have been pleased with the software and come to depend on it. Assessing tumor response to therapy involves a myriad of details that are distinct…
Funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) and sponsored by the Imperial College London, the MROC study boasts impressive figures: 645 women with suspected or confirmed ovarian cancer (over 400 recruited at the time of writing), 18 patient recruitment sites across UK and…
