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Structured Reporting and AI in Radiology: Efficiency and Quality in Prostate Diagnostics

How are structured reporting and artificial intelligence transforming radiology practice?

Prof. Dr. Thorsten Persigehl from University Hospital Cologne shares how mint Lesion makes prostate diagnostics more efficient, precise, and connected — and why structured data have become indispensable in his daily routine.

 

Read the full interview here.

Success Story Interview mintLesion Clinical Routine Prostate Urology AI Structured Reporting

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