Areas of focus

Our focus in medical physics and radiation protection

If you work in nuclear medicine, are establishing theranostics or handle radionuclides, WiseRay provides specialist support, from physics to day-to-day operations.

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Preparing theranostics in a nuclear medicine laboratoryPreparing theranostics

Ongoing support

We take on medical physics tasks for your nuclear medicine department through ongoing support or individual projects, considering the entire path of radioactive material: from delivery and administration to excreta, waste and documented discharge.

Establishing theranostics

Before a treatment programme starts, we assess it as a complete system: capacity, rooms, shielding, dosimetry, staff, wastewater and patient flow, brought together in an implementation plan identifying the authorisations required.

Hot-lab support

From ordering to residual material: we review roles, batch and activity records, quality control and the release workflow so that the path of each radiopharmaceutical is documented and traceable.

External specialist responsibility

For laboratories and transport companies handling radionuclides, we take on external specialist responsibility, with local instructions, training and a clearly defined interface with radiation protection experts and medical physics.

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Dual-head gamma camera in nuclear medicine, a patient on the couch and a specialist at the analysis workstationNuclear medicine: overview Understanding the connections between diagnostics, therapy and theranostics. (DE) Nuclear medicine hot lab: forceps holding a vial at the workstation window, a nearby measuring station with a screen and cylindrical measuring chamber, metal containers and syringe shields on the workbenchHot lab and radiopharmacy Generator, activity meter and quality control. (DE) Wipe testing in a controlled area: a test strip held with tweezers at the measurement station, with a contamination monitor and sample containers alongsideContamination monitoring Direct measurements and wipe tests, and what to do when contamination is detected. (DE) Decay storage area with labelled waste drums, stacked shielding bricks and shelves for preparationsRadioactive waste Decay storage, documentation and clearance. (DE) Hands wearing a ring dosimeter draw up a syringe in a tungsten shield from a vial in a lead containerExtremity doses Why fingers are exposed, ring dosimeters and protection. (DE) A hot-lab specialist works behind an L-block shield with a lead-glass window and uses tongs to reach a vial in a lead containerAcademy: hot-lab and nuclear medicine courses Interactive training in hot-lab work, contamination and dosimetry, designed for your team. Nuclear medicine treatment room with a mobile partition, wall-mounted monitoring screen and private bathroomRadionuclide therapy Theranostics: first visualise, then treat the target. (DE)

From the hot lab to image interpretation, measurements, protocols and records are generated. AI in imaging works with these data: organising, cross-checking and preparing them for review. The decision remains with your specialists.

AI in imaging: introduced safely, tested in everyday practice.

You want to use AI without giving up control of quality or responsibility. WiseRay supports selection, on-site evaluation and operation so that the tool reliably supports your team.

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Radiology reporting workstation with several diagnostic monitorsAI finding reviewed by a specialist

Know where AI can help you

We identify where an AI tool can contribute to quality assurance and dose management. We compare dose exports from equipment or dose management systems with diagnostic reference levels and prepare a prioritised review list for medical physics and your team.

Tested at your site before deployment

We support selection and local validation: from the intended purpose and integration into PACS and RIS to verifying whether performance can be measured with your equipment, protocols and patient population.

AI prepares the work, your specialists approve it

We analyse your workflows and define which processing steps AI handles and where your specialists review and approve the results. For operation, we agree how performance and errors will be monitored and which fallback procedure applies.

Teams equipped to assess AI results

We provide role-specific training for users and managers: the intended purpose, known limitations and typical errors of an AI tool, together with procedures for conflicting results and after updates.

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Reporting workstation with a software overlay on the image; two specialists discuss the highlighted findingAI in imaging Where AI is used today, what it does and where its limits lie. (DE)Two specialists review the displayed markings on a chest image at a reporting workstationValidating AI before deployment Why evaluation at your own site matters. (DE)Reporting workstation in front of server cabinets, with images transferred between the image archive and analysisAI in PACS, RIS and DICOM How AI is integrated into the reporting workflow. (DE)A specialist in front of a large screen displaying indicators and trend chartsMonitoring AI after deployment Monitoring performance, drift and bias in operation. (DE)

Academy course: AI in everyday medical practice → (DE)

Other fields

Diagnostics, operating theatres, laboratories and practices: supported too.

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What specialist support do you need?

Tell us about your organisation and what you need. We respond to written enquiries within 24 hours. The initial consultation is free: around 45 minutes, in writing or by video, with no contractual commitment.

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