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Advancement in RADIOLOGY: Berlin-based startup develops technology breakthrough for the next generation of the radiology workflow. LMU University Hospital Munich and Hospital Oldenburg are implementing RadioReport® solution.
Berlin/Germany, August 04, 2023 – The medical concept for the RadioReport®-software was developed by a team of very experienced field-radiologists. Efficiency increases level up to over 40 per-cent in the reporting process. AI has also been fully integrated for faster image analysis.
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Experience RadioReport® at „Imaging with Heart 2023“ – in Salzburg, AT, October 6 – 7, 2023
Experience the „Next Gen Radiology Workflow“ at the Lunchtime-Workshop „Hot Shots from the Industry“ on Friday, 6.10.2023 from 1.00 – 1.55 pm.
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Experience RadioReport® at the SCR’23 – the Swiss Congress of Radiology in Davos!
Menges Medizintechnik, our distribution partner in Switzerland, will be pleased to welcome you. Would you like to make an appointment for a presentation?
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Neo Q strengthens its management and continues to focus on growth
The experienced healthcare expert Dr. Sven Jansen forms with founder and managing director Prof. Dr. Alexander Huppertz a new strong leadership duo.
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Experience RadioReport® at the MRCT Symposium in Pörtschach on Lake Wörthersee!
Sanova, our distribution partner in Austria, will be pleased to welcome you.
Would you like to make an appointment for a presentation?
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Newsletter 05/2022
Dear Readers, With our latest release, two innovations have added the final touch to RadioReport®: First, the comprehensive coding support for ICD-10-GM and second, the RadioReport® Module CT Abdomen – Pelvis, which completes the anatomical areas of examination.
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17.11.2021
See you at RSNA 2021 in Chicago
RadioReport® brings radiology reporting for all CT and MRI indications into the digital age. We are proud to have the opportunity to exhibit RadioReport® at the RSNA 2021. Don’t miss out – see you there from
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Head MRI
The head MRI guided-reporting module helps you create precise and standardized radiology reports for a wide range of head-related imaging findings. The module focuses on neurological conditions of the brain such as cerebrovascular disorders, demyelinating diseases, neurodegenerative changes, infectious diseases, and intracranial space-occupying lesions.
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Radiology Reporting Academy
What defines a good radiology report, how must it be structured, what information should it contain?
Online Training |
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Focus: Chest MRI Module
Chest MRI was considered an infrequent radiological examination, but it is becoming a valuable routine diagnostic tool without exposure to radiation. This module helps you create accurate, standardized, and concise radiology reports for several chest-related indications.
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Focus: Pelvis MRI Module
This module covers the full spectrum of pelvis-MRI imaging findings. It provides high-quality, effective, and standardized radiology reports for several pelvis-related clinical indications.
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Focus: MR Angiography
The MR angiography module covers the full spectrum of MR angiography imaging findings. It helps you create accurate, standardized, and concise radiology reports for several vascular-related disorders.
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Breast reporting
Diagnostic breast cancer workup relies on several imaging modalities, including mammography, breast ultrasonography, and breast MRI. The new RadioReport® Breast Module integrates images from all modalities in the reporting process, supporting you at the highest professional level.
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Thorax CT Module
The first module in computed tomography available for immediate release is the Thorax CT Module. The module fully reflects changes in cases of
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Spine MRI module
The Spine MRI Module released today is the latest member of the MRI module family. This is one of the most common clinical studies and accounts for around 20% of routine diagnostic MRI.
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CE mark
RadioReport® has been successfully certified as a Class I medical device under Directive 93/42/EEC.
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