From November 12–15, 2026, the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO) will bring together more than 3,000 researchers and clinician scientists from around the world in Philadelphia. As one of the leading international forums for neuro-oncology, SNO 2026 will focus on the latest developments in neuro-oncology research and treatment.
Our experts will be attending SNO 2026 and are looking forward to connecting with researchers and clinical trial professionals to discuss how mint Lesion supports imaging-based clinical trials through structured, standardized tumor response assessments, longitudinal lesion tracking, and consistent data collection across time points and study sites.
For neuro-oncology trials, mint Lesion supports RANO 2.0 alongside a broad range of further response criteria, including RANO-BM, iRANO, RECIST 1.1 and iRECIST. Reading is guided and criteria-driven, every measurement and timepoint is documented in an audit-proof way, and criteria can be adapted to protocol-specific requirements.
For central imaging review, pre-configured trial workflows cover single reads, double reads with adjudication and eligibility assessment. Multiple criteria can be read on the same images, and images and structured results can be exported with one click.
For trial sites, the mint Lesion Clinical Trial Request Portal brings communication between radiology and study teams into a single web-based environment. It covers visit planning, task delegation across CRCs, radiologists and PIs, automated query management and web-based PI sign-off, with requests, queries and approvals documented digitally throughout.
Looking ahead, Mint Medical is currently developing AI-enabled end-to-end workflows, including automated brain tumor segmentation, with the aim of streamlining reporting and supporting consistent glioma assessment across routine care, research and clinical trials. These capabilities are under development and are currently unavailable for sale.
Meet us at SNO 2026 and discover how mint Lesion can support your clinical trial imaging workflows.
Book an apppointment with Cailyn Breski and Felix Gruler.