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.
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