News | Imaging Software Development | November 20, 2025

New release integrates calculators, priors and clinical guidance to generate preliminary reports automatically. Imorgon v2 will be on display at RSNA 2025 in Chicago.

Imorgon Introduces Upgrade to Reporting Platform

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Nov. 19, 2025 — Imorgon has introduced Imorgon v2, an upgrade to its structured reporting platform designed to reduce non-interpretive workload for radiologists, sonographers and technologists. The new version processes measurements and observations as structured findings and transfers them into a preliminary report for the radiologist.

Imorgon v2 achieves these efficiencies through enhancements to its reporting engine, including prior-measurement retrieval, integrated calculators, clinical decision support and automated text generation. Together, these capabilities produce a preliminary report that reduces manual steps and enables radiologists to focus on interpretation.

Key enhancements include:

  • Expanded Data Integration: Transfer DICOM Structured Report (SR) measurements from ultrasound, DEXA, and AI tools, as well as text files from advanced workstation software.
  • Prior Measurements: Built-in retrieval of prior measurements
  • Built-in Calculators: Eliminating manual percent difference and volume calculations.
  • Built-in Decision Support: Integrated clinical guidance, including TI-RADS and O-RADS, reduces context switching and supports guideline adherence.
  • Intelligent Text Generation: Automated insertion of clinically relevant descriptors based on thresholds and prior comparisons.
  • Enterprise Integration: Works within Epic and other EHR systems without additional applications.

"Productivity gains don't require future AI breakthroughs," said Andy Milkowski, CEO of Imorgon. "Imorgon v2 applies practical automation to the routine steps that slow radiologists down, ensuring they can dictate less and do more."

Early users report immediate efficiency improvements. Lynn C, Director of Clinical Applications, noted, "Automated transfer of measurements and findings allowed our team to spend less time on manual entry and more time on accurate diagnosis."

Visit Imorgon at RSNA 2025, South Hall, Booth 2060.

Learn more at www.imorgon.net.


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