Medipattern to introduce its B-CAD-FOR-LIFE program at RSNA 2009

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The Medipattern Corporation ("Medipattern") (TSX VENTURE:MKI), a pioneer in the development of medical software solutions that help improve imaging workflow and productivity, will be introducing its B-CAD-FOR-LIFE™ program at RSNA 2009. Medipattern's B-CAD® computer-aided detection (CAD) helps physicians to assess breast lesions increasing accuracy through standardizing reporting and the use of the American College of Radiology BI-RADS® (Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System) lexicon. The new B-CAD-FOR-LIFE program provides all of the separate components that are required to install, train, use and maintain B-CAD under one monthly service fee. Medipattern has installed over one hundred B-CAD software licenses using the B-CAD-FOR-LIFE program at key practices including Long Island Radiology Associates, Manhattan Diagnostic Radiology, Metropolitan Diagnostic Imaging, XXI Century Radiology Imaging and Zwanger-Pesiri, with widely acclaimed response to the program. It is estimated that physicians are interpreting the images from over 4,000 patients per month with B-CAD through this program based upon average daily usage volume, once installation and training have been completed in all the facilities that have signed up for this program to date.

"We are a small business on a tight budget," stated Olga Tsireshkin, MD founder of XXI Century Radiology and Imaging, P. C. located in Brooklyn, New York. "With B-CAD-FOR-LIFE, Medipattern installs B-CAD, trains our staff in how to use it and maintains it for a monthly fee. This can give XXI Century immediate access to all of the benefits of B-CAD: saving time in documenting each case, improving communication of detailed information, and that CAD second opinion in an affordable package."

"MDR offers state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging and B-CAD® enhances our use of ultrasound and our ability to report and communicate findings," comments Craig Sherman, MD, Senior Partner Manhattan Diagnostic Radiology. 

"We are impressed with B-CAD's clinical value. B-CAD creates a concise synopsis of the case with a breast map showing the location and description," commented Linda Bolger, Director of Managed Care. 

"B-CAD will enable us to have comprehensive standardized breast ultrasound reports that conform to the American College of Radiology (ACR) BI-RADS® ultrasound lexicon. We have learned that the use of standardized protocols increases throughput while maintaining a high standard of medical excellence," concluded Steven Mendelsohn, MD medical director and co-owner of Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology.

"B-CAD has been proven to increase diagnostic accuracy by 44 percent in lesions less than 1 CM in a paper by Dr. Jun Lai Li and Dr. Dan Fei Song, and published in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology. We wanted to provide our customers an affordable solution enabling access to the latest ultrasound B-CAD innovations. We piloted the program in the New York area where it has been well received," added Jeff Collins, CEO of The Medipattern Corporation. "B-CAD-FOR-LIFE is ready to roll out in the U.S. on a National scale."

2009 Upcoming Events:

  • Visit Medipattern at booth 1009 at RSNA (Radiological Society of North America), November 29 to December 3, 2009, Chicago, IL.

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