Prof. Dr. Werner Jaschke

08/2021

Prof. Dr. Werner Jaschke

mint Lesion™ offers an integrated solution that combines documented findings from the radiologist with structured reporting for other clinicians in a very intuitive way – this interplay is crucial to an efficient application in clinical routine.

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