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Context-driven read procedures in mint Lesion™ facilitate the generation of well-structured data on a large scale. At RSNA 2016, Mint Medical presents a web-based interface to visualize and analyze all acquired data from patients and patient cohorts, as well as usage statistics allowing the monitoring…
4 days full of sun – there couldn’t be any better circumstances for Leipzig to present itself as new host of the German Radiology Congress. Mint Medical presented the brand new reading profile “PIRADS v2”, that will be used for standardized readings of prostate…
The ECR 2016 in Vienna achieved a new record in number of participants: 25.998 people visited the congress. Mint Medical also realized a personal best in visitors at our booth and participants in our lunch symposium that is, of course, directly related to the fact…
IROS 2016, the meeting of the German, Austrian and Swiss Societies for Interventional Radiology in Salzburg from January 14th – 16th, was our season opening this year. Besides our three main fairs, ECR in Vienna (02 – 06 March), German Radiology Congress in Leipzig (04 – 07…
This year’s RSNA 2015 in Chicago was the highlight of our trade fair activities and exceeded our expectations by far. In addition to the structured reading procedures regarding Oncological Screening, Staging and Response Evaluation, we had the great possibility to present new customizable reading profiles. From now…
It was a great pleasure to participate at the Autumn Workshop of European Society of Oncological Imaging (ESOI), that took place in Munich from November 05 – 06. Participants from 16 countries had the opportunity to get to know the state-of-the-art in staging and…
Intelligent, context driven assistance systems guide users in a standardized way through the reading process and generate all relevant information on patient and disease. The result: radiologists take more and more center stage within the treatment decision-making process and they provide complete, uniform, and structured…
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) requires thorough evaluation of the tumor stage to ensure precise prognosis and clear treatment recommendations, including consideration of liver transplantation. To achieve this goal, patient assessment must be based on both radiological and clinical parameters. The new HCC staging support in mint…
Due to its remarkable success at ECR 2014, the Multimedia Classroom has taken place again at ECR 2015. In this classroom, participants had the chance to solve cases on workstations supplied by several different companies, including Mint Medical. The aim was to provide hands-on direct…
