Hermes licenses ClinFlows' image data transfer software

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Nov 10, 2020
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Swedish nuclear medicine software developer Hermes Medical Solutions has signed an agreement to license ClinFlows' decidemedical image data transfer platform.

As a result of the collaboration, sites can use the web-based decidemedical platform to transfer their DICOM image data to Hermes' image analysis and processing servers, according to the vendors.

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