Semantic data platform for radiotherapy

Turn fragmented radiotherapy data into connected treatment knowledge.

Cureator Foundation connects radiotherapy data and selected clinical information across existing systems. This makes complete treatment contexts searchable, comparable and reusable.

Integration in daily clinical practice

Keep your existing systems. Make treatment context searchable.

Through available interfaces, Cureator Foundation connects accessible data from PACS, OIS, TPS, RIS and HIS in a semantic layer. Imaging, structures, plans, dose and selected clinical information become accessible and usable together.

CTX For radiotherapy teams Find related case data across system boundaries. PACS · OIS · TPS · RIS · HIS
QA For clinical networks Provide selected case information across sites through controlled access. Sharing · Roles · Permissions
RT For medical physics Review plan, dose and structure information in the same case context. RTPLAN · RTDOSE · RTSTRUCT · DVH
IT For clinical leadership and IT Complement existing core systems and configure data access through roles and permissions. DICOM · FHIR · Roles and permissions

Public demo

Explore Cureator Foundation directly.

Set search criteria, open a case and review imaging, RT objects, DVH and dosimetric metrics in context.

From storage to use

How distributed data becomes usable case context.

Cureator adds a semantic layer across existing systems. It models the relationships between patient, imaging, structures, plans, dose and selected clinical information, making the complete case context searchable.

Data structure
DICOM metadata and clinical information are often stored separately.
Relationships between imaging, RT objects and selected clinical information are represented semantically.
Case search
Case information has to be traced across multiple systems and objects.
Defined clinical, structural and dosimetric criteria make complete cases findable.
Research and external AI
Relevant datasets often have to be assembled manually.
Connected data can be selected and prepared for research and selected external AI workflows.
Interoperability
Systems and data models remain technically and organisationally separate.
Defined DICOM and FHIR interfaces connect accessible data through site-specific configuration.
Cross-site use
Case information often has to be provided manually across sites.
Depending on deployment and permissions, selected case information can be made accessible across sites.

Less time searching

Less time searching. More time for clinical work.

Cureator brings related case information together in context. This reduces manual search, system switching and data compilation for planning, review, quality assurance and clinical collaboration.

01

Reach the complete case faster

Open imaging, structures, plan, dose and selected clinical information together.

02

Fewer system switches

Find cases through defined clinical, structural and dosimetric criteria.

03

Check case completeness

Check whether CT, RTSTRUCT, RTPLAN and RTDOSE are available for a case.

04

Compare plans in context

Compare multiple treatment plans and their DVHs within the same case context.

The Actual Problem

The data is there. The context is missing.

Every radiotherapy treatment produces imaging, contours, plans, dose data, diagnoses and further clinical information. In daily practice, this information is often distributed across PACS, OIS, TPS, RIS and HIS.

The treatment experience already exists. It is simply not accessible as a connected case context.

DICOM imagingCT · MR · PET
DICOM-RTRTSTRUCT · RTDOSE · RTPLAN
HL7/FHIRDiagnoses · Findings · Context
Semantic layerRDF/OWL · ROO · SPARQL
UseCases · DVH · RTOG CI · Cohorts · Links

Real-World Experience

What Users Say About Cureator

Cureator is in production at Radiotherapy Center Singen. Members of the medical physics team describe how the platform supports their daily workflows.

Portrait of Mike Fröhlich, M.Sc.

Mike Fröhlich, M.Sc.

Medical Physicist
Radiotherapy Center Singen, DE

After implementing Cureator, we were able to involve our physicians in the process as well. Now the physician can do it themselves at their desk: They generate a link, go directly into the existing data, review it, decide whether it's clinically relevant, and can incorporate it into the process themselves. That saves an incredible amount of time.

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Dipl.-Ing. Holger Wirtz

Head of Medical Physics
Radiotherapy Center Singen, DE

In daily use of Cureator, I'm always impressed by the incredible speed. No matter what I'm searching for and how complex it is—whether patients, studies, images, entities, or organs: The ability to quickly search for, find, and process these things, whether stand-alone from a browser or from our application software, is truly legendary.

Tailored demo

See what your own data already knows.

See Cureator Foundation through concrete product workflows such as case search, plan comparison and controlled data sharing, and discuss how it can fit into your existing system landscape.