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MIM Maestro®

Faster Simulation-to-Treatment Times

Treat Patients Sooner with Intuitive Clinical Workflow Automation

MIM® automates contouring at the point of simulation, removes labor-intensive tasks, and enables seamless collaboration. Your patients get treated more quickly.

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Sim-to-Treatment Challenges

How Do Long Turnaround Times Affect Your Patients?

Process inefficiencies extend wait times, decrease patient satisfaction, and reduce referrals.

Growing Patient Volumes Overwhelm Clinical Capacity

Reducing time-to-treatment initiation (TTI) is critical for patient survivability. But how can care teams manage surging patient volumes, staff shortages, and growing complexity of treatment options?

It’s crucial to reassess tools and processes that impact the well-being of patients and clinicians.

Manual Processes Create Bottlenecks

Reliance on manual methods for organs-at-risk (OAR) contouring, QA checks, or image registration can severely delay patient treatment.

Without automation and standardization, the risk to care quality, consistency, and efficiency grows.

Inefficiency Leads to Burnout

Healthcare staff face increasing burnout risk due to repetitive processes, intensive software training, and siloed systems that detract from patient care.

Amid increasing healthcare volumes, care teams must be set up for success with tools that give them more time to focus on patient care.

Leading Radiation Oncology Departments Choose MIM

MIM Maestro Saves Clinics of All Sizes Time—Without Compromising Quality

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Clinics Use MIM AI Auto-Segmentation Daily

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Years of Innovations in Image Registration, Prior Delivered Dose Assessment, 4D Motion Management, and More.

MIM Maestro

Shorten Patient Wait Times with Standardization

Improve Plan Quality While Speeding Up Turnaround Times


Set Up Your Clinic for Success

Close the Experience Gap between Clinicians

Versatile automation and workflow tools in MIM Maestro make it easy for dosimetrists and physicists of all experience levels to prepare quality treatment plans.

Better guidance and standardization mean more consistency and fewer errors, which keeps the planning process moving ahead without slowdowns.

Automate Contouring

Zero-click AI auto-contouring with Contour ProtégéAI+™ gives you lymph node level and OAR contours ready for review in the TPS or MIM Maestro. No clicks are needed to launch the process.

Save Time with MIM Workflows

Clinicians of all skill levels are guided through a standardized routine with pre-built, configurable MIM Workflows.

Workflow scripts speed up your most common plan preparation tasks, including image registration, prior dose analysis, 4D motion assessment, and auto-contour QA.

Prepare Physicians—Fast

Deliver Ready-to-Review Registration Protocols

With a single link, physicians pick up where the team left off and access all the information they need to review the plan and create target volumes.

Access All Information in One Place

MIM Maestro is optimized for physicians with a curated all-in-one display center. Here, Physicians can access and review all diagnostic imaging, prior treatments, and 4D motion assessment in one place.

Replan with Confidence

Use a single, standardized workflow for all reirradiation cases, regardless of the number of prior plans, treatment site, modality, or fractionation. Preparing complex retreatment cases is simple and scalable across staff, regardless of software fluency.

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Diagnostic Image Registration

Universal Registration in MIM Maestro

Use a single workflow to quickly guide you through any number of accurate rigid or deformable registrations and their QA.

Performs automatic rigid registrations and provides the option for deformable registration

Includes a variety of deformable algorithms, specifically designed for accurate registrations of selected modalities

Simplifies the image registration process and prompts users to check registrations with powerful QA tools

Automatically creates a standardized TG-132 report with registration information and relevant screenshots

SUM ALL PLANS AND ACCOUNT FOR BED/EQD2

Reirradiation in MIM Maestro

Use a single workflow to quickly guide you through evaluation.

Transfers and sums any number of plans from any number of images

Calculates BED/EQD2 when appropriate

Includes a variety of deformable algorithms, with state-of-the-art QA tools


See These Workflows in Action

Meet with one of our trained specialists to see how these workflows can better your day-to-day.

MIM Maestro for Your Role


Zero-Click Automation for Dosimetrists

Protocol-specific rules begin when simulation starts, creating everything the physician needs.

  • Zero-Click AI Auto-Contouring: Auto-segmentation for OARs and lymph node levels is performed automatically, with standardized naming conventions or AAPM TG-263.
  • Auto-contour QA: Don't waste time visually inspecting contours or errors that delay the care team and patient treatment.
  • Reverse burnout: Take on increasing caseloads with a process designed to help you focus on what matters, not time-consuming repetitive tasks.
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Standardize Planning Protocols to Improve Efficiency

  • Organize clinical workflows and automate manual steps to save planning time.
  • Reduce clinical error with structured processes. 
  • Minimize manual tasks to increase time for important treatment planning and delivery decisions. 
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Plan Confidently with Organized Imaging

  • Use sessions prepared to your preferences for target volume contouring and plan review. 
  • Experience seamless handoffs with saved session to improve coordination with your clinicians. 
  • Minimize manual tasks to increase time for important treatment planning and delivery decisions. 
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Improve Departmental Efficiency with Standardized Processes

  • Reduce clinical error with structured processes.
  • Repurpose saved manual time for clinical decisions.
  • Increase referrals with improved treatments.
  • Improve employee satisfaction. 
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Experience Efficient, Organized Treatments 

  • Total treatment time is minimized for your convenience. 
  • Shorter treatment times often improve outcomes.
  • Your clinical team will optimize their performance for your personal treatment plan. 
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Case Studies


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UCLA RADIATION ONCOLOGY

Improving Patient Outcomes by Reducing Simulation-to-Treatment Time

James Lamb, PhD, shows how UCLA Radiation Oncology has achieved a five-day average simulation-to-treatment time despite patient volume doubling between 2011 and 2023.

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Atrium Health Carolinas

Standardizing Treatment in a Challenging Cancer Care Landscape

Amid cross-market mergers and increasingly complex cancer treatment scenarios, Atrium Health Levine Cancer is standardizing care across its 14 practices. Associate Vice President of Medical Physics Carnell Hampton, PhD, FAAPM, walks you through the standardization journey at Atrium Health.

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COASTAL CAROLINA RADIATION ONCOLOGY

Boost Productivity with MIM®

See how MIM helps Coastal Carolina Radiation Oncology deliver efficient, personalized treatment to an ever-increasing number of patients. Chief Medical Physicist Jason Paisley, MS, DABR, walks you through his team's implementation of MIM

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Better Target Volumes

Better Target Volumes in Less Time

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Reirradiation

Confidently Plan More
Accurate Treatments

 

 

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