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SLK Clinics Heilbronn: Oncological Therapy Assessment and Efficient, Structured Reports in Daily Routine

As a clinic group with almost 1500 beds, the SLK Clinics Heilbronn are the largest healthcare provider in the Heilbronn-Franconia region. The clinic for “Diagnostic Radiology, Minimally Invasive Therapies and Nuclear Medicine" plays a central role and covers the entire spectrum of radiology, including neurological and pediatric radiology as well as nuclear medicine. The local "Tumor Center Heilbronn - Franconia" refers a large number of oncological patients. In the future, structured reporting with mint Lesion™ will facilitate an efficient evaluation of oncological therapies in daily routine for these patients. 

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Clinical Routine Structured Reporting

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