January 2014: BoneXpert licensed to 32 hospitals
Thirty-two hospitals have now purchased a license to BoneXpert, a doubling since November 2012.
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Thirty-two hospitals have now purchased a license to BoneXpert, a doubling since November 2012.
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ACTA Radiology’s November 2013 issue is devoted to invited articles on pediatric radiology and features a review entitled “Bone age assessment: automated techniques coming of age?”.
At the International Conference on Children’s Bone Health (ICCBH) June 22-25, Thodberg will present a study of the secular trend of the Bone Health Index (BHI), and at the ESPE conference Sep 19-22, Dr. David Martin will present a new model for predicting adult height of black children.
Read more “June 2013: Talks about BoneXpert at ICCBH and ESPE”
Hormone Research in Pædiatrics brings a new article on prediction of adult height of short children using manual methods and BoneXpert.
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The BoneXpert Server version has been well received in Europe due to its ideal integration in the radiologists’ workflow.
Read more “November 2012: BoneXpert licensed to 16 hospitals”
The validation of BoneXpert is extended by three new publications
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted Patent No US 7,848,893 entitled “Method for skeletal maturity determination” to Hans Henrik Thodberg.
Read more “December 2010: BoneXpert United States patent has been issued”
The BoneXpert bone age method has been validated in a study of healthy American children of four ethnicities in a paper published by the American journal Academic Radiology, thereby bringing the total number of peer-reviewed papers on BoneXpert up to ten.
Read more “August 2010: New validation study of BoneXpert in Academic Radiology”
Hormone Research in Paediatrics has published three papers on BoneXpert online.
The paediatrician Dr. David Martin (36) of the Children’s University Hospital in Tübingen received the Jürgen Bierich Prize of 5,000 Euros of the German Society of Endocrinology at the APE/SPED meeting in Kiel in November