Developments in CADstream include a streamlined portfolio for more comprehensive treatment planning — incorporating the BI-RAD atlas for lesion classification and a multimodality ready configuration. This is designed to enable users to access, view and reference patients’ mammography and ultrasound studies, while interpreting breast MRI with CADstream.
Enhancing the efficiency and workflow of breast MRI studies by automating data analysis, improving image management and correcting for patient movement assists radiologists in the interpretation, standardization and reporting of these data-intensive studies. The core automated features include: adaptive, high-order image registration (2-D/3-D); multiplanar reformatting; subtractions; angiogenesis maps; interactive real-time contrast curves; maximum intensity projections (MIPs); and volume summaries.


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