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BZKF BORN Roll-Out Trainings in Full Swing

A first impression of the on-site BZKF BORN Roll-Out Trainings at LMU Klinikum München with our expert Steffen Rupp. The project is in full swing: the templates that were previously developed at six university hospitals are now being used and tested in their clinical routine.

The goal of the Bavaria-wide Oncological Radiology Network (BORN) is to help patients and healthcare professionals across the state. The project carries out cancer imaging examinations in a standardized manner, evaluates them systematically, and establishes the requisite framework for data collection and exchange. It thus creates a globally unique data base for diagnosing and treating cancer.

Mint Medical and Brainlab are working closely with the university hospitals and the Bayerisches Zentrum für Krebsforschung (BZKF) to establish uniform and structured reporting in oncological imaging, as well as to develop a secure IT infrastructure for the capture and exchange of data.

(Image shows anonymized demo case.)

Further information about the project is available here: www.bzkf.de/born/

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