NEWS AND PRESS

The partnership adds mdbrain, one of Europe’s most established neuro MRI AI solutions, to Incepto’s platform, giving radiology teams a single, integrated way to access it.

A scientific partnership to further develop mdprostate, mediaire’s flagship prostate product, generate clinical evidence and bring AI innovation closer to everyday radiology practice.

Mint Medical, a Snke company, and mediaire announce a collaboration to advance AI‑powered MRI workflows through the interoperability of mint Lesion and mdprostate.

mediaire, a leading European manufacturer of AI-powered solutions for medical imaging, is proud to announce that, effective August 1st, Bastian Werminghoff joined its advisory board.

Radiology is at a turning point. Cost pressures are rising, scan volumes are exploding, and the demand for uncompromising diagnostic accuracy has never been higher. How do we move forward: smarter, faster, and without sacrificing quality?

A recent study examined the role of AI-supported volumetric analysis in MRI diagnostics in identifying Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD), showing significant improvements. By leveraging the AI-supported tool mdbrain, early diagnosis as well as patient management can be improved.

While Generative AI is creating a buzz across industries and remains in the early stages of the hype cycle, AI in radiology is no longer just a vision for the future. mediaire’s proven AI value is already happening in over 350 hospitals and clinics across Europe, where the German radiology innovator’s AI portfolio is transforming how radiologists work.

A recent study published in the European Journal of Radiology investigates the effectiveness of mediaire’s AI solution mdprostate in improving the evaluation of prostate MRI scans. The research underscores the potential to improve diagnostic accuracy, streamline workflows, and support clinicians in delivering high-quality patient care.

As a leading expert in prostate diagnostics, Prof. Anno Graser, partner at Radiologie München, evaluates the role AI plays today and in the future. In this interview, he shares which aspects are particularly beneficial for young doctors and why he is excited to be part of the ongoing development of AI.

A new study, conducted by researchers at the University Hospital of Schleswig-Holstein, demonstrates the transformative impact of AI-supported software on radiologic reporting for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. The study, published in the European Journal of Radiology, highlights significant reductions in reporting times and enhanced efficiency in identifying cerebral lesions.