News | Treatment Planning | May 10, 2016

MIM Maestro software suite offers advanced tools for image fusion, contouring, deformable registration and automation

May 10, 2016 — MIM Software Inc. announced that GenesisCare Australia has selected MIM Maestro as their radiotherapy contouring and deformable registration solutions platform across the Genesis Cancer Care Network in Australia.

Genesis Cancer Care is the largest provider of radiotherapy in Australia, performing over 300,000 yearly radiation oncology treatments from its network of 27 sites across the region. An extensive evaluation led to MIM Software being selected as the preferred suite of products to address the increasing demands of complex treatment protocols, resource-intensive workflows and high patient volumes.

"We are very excited to be partnering with MIM Software," explained Keith Hansen, national executive manager at Genesis Cancer Care. "A great deal of time and effort was spent in evaluating an optimal solution that would allow us to incorporate advanced processes and technologies into our patient care workflows. We are continuously striving to provide high-quality care for patients, with clinical excellence in image management and treatment planning, a key outcome required of the partnership. By implementing MIM into our clinics we will ensure every patient in our care receives highly personalised and highly targeted treatments."

MIM Maestro is a medical software suite capable of solving complex problems through the use of advanced tools for image fusion, contouring, deformable registration and automation to enhance radiation therapy plans.

For more information: www.mimsoftware.com


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