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…
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From initial read to consensus – structured reporting in practice at RÖKO 2026
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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…
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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…
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This year, Mint Medical contributed to multiple program highlights at the ECR 2026 - bringing together innovation, education, and real-world clinical application.
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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…
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Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related mortality worldwide. In Germany, the introduction of a national lung cancer screening program marks a significant step toward earlier…
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The Prostate Cancer Working Group 4 (PCWG4) updates and extends the recommendations of PCWG3 to reflect a patient-centric approach, the emergence of advanced imaging technologies, and the need for…
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Mint Medical, a Snke company, and mediaire announce a collaboration to advance AI‑powered MRI workflows through the interoperability of mint Lesion and mdprostate. The collaboration connects…
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Early MRI scans are critical for patients who have just undergone brain tumor resection to evaluate the surgery's success and plan future treatments. However, the presence of intracranial air often…
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