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Radiologyby QuantumMed

We are developing a platform that gives a department access to AI models from several vendors through a single PACS/RIS connection. The model is matched to the clinical use case, while integration, billing and support stay with one partner.

01

Model choice

02

One integration

03

Shared billing

04

One point of support

01Why a platform

One connection instead of a separate integration for every model.

Every model bought separately means a separate integration, a separate contract, separate support and separate billing. The platform brings these together and leaves the choice of tool with the department.

  1. No dependence on a single model vendor

    A model can be replaced by another, or two can run in parallel and be compared on the same material.

  2. Migration without a new integration

    A model change reuses the existing PACS/RIS connection. We verify the new model's compatibility and how its result is presented.

  3. One invoice and one view of cost

    Models covered by the service are billed together. The facility sees the cost of its whole AI portfolio in one place instead of settling separately with each vendor.

  4. One point of support

    Tickets, integration and escalation sit with QuantumMed. The facility does not coordinate several vendors to establish who handles a problem.

The freedom of choice concerns the model vendor within the platform. We do not promise migrating the integration away from QuantumMed.

02Workflow

The study leaves PACS and returns to PACS.

One integration, a choice of models
Department environmentPACS/RISThe same connection
One integrationQuantumMedSelection and result checks
Selected model A

Changing the model reuses the same PACS/RIS connection. Model compatibility and result presentation must be verified.

The radiologist works in their own environment. The platform routes the study to the selected model and the result returns to the department's workflow. Every stage has execution conditions and error handling.

Workflow

Input
The team agrees the study type, protocol and data scope. The selected data must match the model's intended purpose.
Analysis and check
The selected model returns annotations, measurements or a report in an agreed format, carrying the study identifier.
Result returned
The result lands where the radiologist reports the study. An incomplete result or a mismatched identifier stops it from being attached.

The team is notified when an analysis was not performed or the model vendor is unavailable.

X-ray

Orthopaedics

Measurements on the image

Angles and distances prepared for the radiologist to review.

CT

Lungs

Marked findings

Areas flagged for attention when reporting the study.

MRI

Neuro-oncology

Quantitative maps

Perfusion parameters shown alongside the anatomical image.

Examples of result types taken from model vendors' materials. They are not output of the QuantumMed platform and are not an offer of any specific model.

03Model selection

Selection starts with the use case.

We are building a portfolio around the needs of the department. Selection considers the model’s intended purpose, the vendor’s documentation, data processing conditions and review of the output in the radiologist’s environment.

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Clinical use case

We match the model to the clinical question, protocol and output the radiologist needs. The department’s needs are the starting point.

02

Vendor documentation

We check the CE marking, intended purpose and vendor documentation for the specific model. QuantumMed does not certify models.

03

Processing conditions

Before a pilot we agree the data scope, processing location, responsibilities and rules for returning the result.

04

Department assessment

We agree the evaluation criteria and material with the team. We check the completeness of the result, its readability in PACS/RIS and exception handling.

05The next step

Let's start with one use case.

For a first conversation we need one study type, what the team needs and which PACS/RIS is in place. Together we will define which result is worth checking, which conditions must be met and who should take part in the assessment.

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06Team

Two founders. One team.

QuantumMed sp. z o.o. is a Polish company founded by Sylwester Cyrwus and Krzysztof Bokiej. We connect discussions about applications with responsibility for the technical scope.

Sylwester Cyrwus and Krzysztof Bokiej, founders of QuantumMed.

Sylwester Cyrwus

CEO and co-founder

Leads conversations about healthcare organisations, technology use cases and collaboration. Connects organisational needs with a practical scope of work.

Krzysztof Bokiej

CTO and co-founder

Responsible for architecture and technical evaluation. Defines integration boundaries, dependencies and the evidence needed to establish how a solution works.