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Assessment of pediatric brain tumors using mint Lesion to support structured imaging and research workflows
Supporting Pediatric Brain Tumor Research with Structured Imaging Data

Brain tumors account for more than 15% of childhood cancers and are the second most common childhood cancer [1]. Despite significant advances in medical imaging and treatment monitoring, researchers…

RÖKO 2026 recap from the radiology congress in Leipzig
RÖKO 2026 – A Look Back at Innovation, Collaboration and Lung Cancer Screening

The 107th German radiology congress (RÖKO) in Leipzig brought together inspiring conversations, new ideas around AI and structured reporting, and strong interest in lung cancer screening. In this…

Radiologist using mint Lesion for structured reporting and AI-supported workflows in lung cancer screening
How Radiology Practices Can Participate in Germany’s Lung Cancer Screening Program with mint Lesion

New opportunities - but also economic uncertainty With the launch of lung cancer screening (LCS) in Germany, radiology practices are facing a new opportunity: additional revenue through…

Hospital staff using mint Lesion for interoperable workflows and data management in lung cancer screening
Lung Cancer Screening in Germany: How mint Lesion Supports Hospitals with Infrastructure, Integration, and Scalability

Screening as a Strategic Challenge With the launch of the national lung cancer screening program in 2026, hospitals and screening centers across Germany are facing a complex challenge: implementing…

Radiologist analyzing whole-body MRI scans of prostate cancer bone metastases using AI-assisted tumor load quantification in mint Lesion
AI-Supported Tumor Load Quantification for Bone Metastasis in Prostate Cancer

To assess treatment response in patients with advanced prostate cancer, radiologists rely on advanced medical imaging. Conventional modalities, such as bone scans and CT, present limitations in…

Radiologists participating in a hands-on lung cancer screening workshop using structured reporting software mint Lesion at RÖKO 2026
Hands-On Workshop Lung Cancer Screening: From Initial Read to Consenus

From initial read to consensus – structured reporting in practice at RÖKO 2026

Radiologist analyzing whole-body MRI scans of multiple myeloma using AI-assisted quantification in mint Lesion
AI-Supported Quantification of Bone Involvement in Multiple Myeloma

Radiologists utilize Whole-Body MRI (WB-MRI) as an established imaging method for multiple myeloma staging [1,3]. Because it avoids ionizing radiation, WB-MRI provides a safe option for serial scans…

Radiologist using mint Lesion for structured lung cancer screening reporting and AI-assisted lung nodule assessment
Lung Cancer Screening in Germany: How mint Lesion Supports Radiologists in Clinical Practice

A New Era of Early Detection — and New Challenges With the introduction of the nationwide lung cancer screening program starting in 2026, radiologists in Germany are entering a new era of early…

Radiologists working at workstations analyzing real CT images during an interactive RECIST workshop at ECR 2026
From Theory to Practice: Hands-On RECIST Training at ECR 2026

This year, Mint Medical contributed to multiple program highlights at the ECR 2026 - bringing together innovation, education, and real-world clinical application.

Radiologists reviewing oncologic imaging cases during the ESOI–EORTC Workshop on standardized tumor response assessment
ESOI–EORTC Workshop 2026: Experience, Exchange, and Standardized Tumor Response Assessment in Radiology

The ESOI–EORTC Workshop is one of the leading educational formats for radiologists focusing on the standardized assessment of tumor response.This year, the workshop took place once again, this time…