Qmetrics Technologies

Qmetrics Technologies See Beyond the Surface. Qmetrics delves deeper into medical imaging to discern more. What do you see when you have an ACL tear? A Medical Image can see much more.

Or when you daughter suffers a concussion playing hockey? How does your mother look when diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? MRI, X-Rays and CT capture the image of injury or disease from the inside and Qmetrics provides the view. As a trusted, worldwide leader in medical imaging analysis, Qmetrics has the capability to delve deeper into a medical image and detect abnormalities not easily visible to a human eye. Our proprietary software programs provide a unique look into the human body, transforming 2D MR images into colorful, 3D models of anatomic structures, which can be quantitated and manipulated for a greater understanding of disease and injury.

Qmetrics Technologies is pleased to announce that Frontiers in Neurology has published its manuscript, “Clinical Perform...
12/18/2023

Qmetrics Technologies is pleased to announce that Frontiers in Neurology has published its manuscript, “Clinical Performance of a Multiparametric MRI-based Post Concussive Syndrome Index.” The lead author is Steven P. Meyers, MD, PhD, of the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC). Co-authors include Adnan Hirad, MD, PhD, Jeffrey J. Bazarian, MD, MPH, Mark H. Mirabelli, MD, Katharine H. Rizzone, MD, MPH, Heather M. Ma, MD, MS, and Peter Rosella, MD, also from URMC, and Patricia Gonzalez, Saara M. Totterman, MD, PhD, Edward Schreyer, and José Tamez-Peña, PhD, all of Qmetrics.

“We’re extremely excited to see this study published,” commented Ed Schreyer, CEO, Qmetrics Technologies. “This provides more validation for Qmetrics’ Post Concussive Syndrome Index which has great potential to inform clinicians, patients, and caretakers with objective data about brain abnormalities which can help with treatment decisions and return to play or daily activity decisions.”

Read the manuscript here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Frontiers-in-Neurology-18DEC2023.pdf.

Qmetrics Technologies is pleased to announce that Frontiers in Neurology has accepted its manuscript, “Clinical Performa...
12/05/2023

Qmetrics Technologies is pleased to announce that Frontiers in Neurology has accepted its manuscript, “Clinical Performance of a Multiparametric MRI-based Post Concussive Syndrome Index,” for publication. The lead author is Steven P. Meyers, MD, PhD, of the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC). Co-authors include Adnan Hirad, MD, PhD, Jeffrey J. Bazarian, MD, MPH, Mark H. Mirabelli, MD, Katharine H. Rizzone, MD, MPH, Heather M. Ma, MD, MS, and Peter Rosella, MD, also from URMC, and Patricia Gonzalez, Saara M. Totterman, MD, PhD, Edward Schreyer, and José Tamez-Peña, PhD, all of Qmetrics. The manuscript will be published in early 2024.

Qmetrics is one of many organizations and companies contributing to the growing knowledge bank of concussion research aimed to reduce the prevalence of concussions and minimize post-concussive syndrome. We are working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. Learn more about the PCS Index here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

Qmetrics Technologies joins with others to recognize International Day of Radiology on November 8 with the aim of buildi...
11/08/2023

Qmetrics Technologies joins with others to recognize International Day of Radiology on November 8 with the aim of building greater awareness of the value that radiology contributes to safe patient care and improving public understanding of the vital role radiologists and radiographers play in the healthcare continuum. This day promotes the seismic impact of radiology on medicine – earlier detection, fewer surgeries, and game-changing treatment outcomes. November 8 was chosen as the recognition day because on that date in 1895, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered the X-ray.

Qmetrics, led by Dr. Saara Totterman, a world-renowned radiologist, has been developing cutting edge technologies in medical imaging for 15 years. Through the use of 3D imaging and AI, Qmetrics helps clinicians and researchers see beyond the medical image to discern more useful information to help patients worldwide. Learn more at https://www.qmetricstech.com.

Qmetrics Technologies commends USA Hockey and the Concussion Legacy Foundation for celebrating Team Up Against Concussio...
10/24/2023

Qmetrics Technologies commends USA Hockey and the Concussion Legacy Foundation for celebrating Team Up Against Concussions this week. Their efforts to raise awareness about concussions and advocate for safe play are important as concussions account for 14% to 30% of hockey-related head injuries.

Qmetrics is one of many organizations and companies contributing to the growing knowledge bank of concussion research aimed to reduce the prevalence of concussions and minimize post-concussive syndrome. We are working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

Qmetrics Technologies joins others in recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October. The effects of domesti...
10/19/2023

Qmetrics Technologies joins others in recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October. The effects of domestic violence are varying, and one often overlooked outcome is the amount of traumatic brain injuries sustained by survivors. The New York Times highlighted this in a 2022 article, "The Hidden Epidemic of Brain Injuries From Domestic Violence. "https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/01/magazine/brain-trauma-domestic-violence.html. Qmetrics also encourages people to learn more about concussions in women from the resources at PINK Concussions.

Qmetrics is one of many organizations and companies contributing to the growing knowledge bank of concussion research aimed to reduce the prevalence of concussions and minimize post-concussive syndrome. We are working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. This tool can be beneficial to clinicians treating survivors of domestic violence as they heal from brain trauma. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

Qmetrics Technologies is excited to announce its participation in 20/15 Visioneers’ upcoming Life Sciences Imaging Mega ...
09/18/2023

Qmetrics Technologies is excited to announce its participation in 20/15 Visioneers’ upcoming Life Sciences Imaging Mega Webinar on Wednesday, September 27, 11:00AM EST. CEO Edward Schreyer will discuss, “Applying Radiomics to Develop Personalized Imaging Solutions.” To register, visit https://lnkd.in/gwyqawMH. To learn about Qmetrics Technologies participation, visit https://lnkd.in/gH6cwAqm.

Although held on September 15, Qmetrics Technologies celebrates National Concussion Awareness Day, which has been recogn...
09/18/2023

Although held on September 15, Qmetrics Technologies celebrates National Concussion Awareness Day, which has been recognized by the United States Congress and is acknowledged on the third Friday of each September yearly. Qmetrics Technologies is working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

As student athletes return to the playing field this fall, Qmetrics encourages them and their coaches to promote a posit...
08/23/2023

As student athletes return to the playing field this fall, Qmetrics encourages them and their coaches to promote a positive and healthy sports environment. Following safe guidelines and procedures are the best way to help prevent injuries such as concussion. Should an athlete suffer a concussion prompt action and removal from play is vital to recovery. Qmetrics Technologies is working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

07/13/2023

Qmetrics Technologies' CEO, Edward Schreyer, briefly explains how Qmetrics engineers medical imaging to help researchers, pharmaceutical and medical device manufactures, and clinicians improve healthcare for patients worldwide.

07/10/2023

Qmetrics Technologies' CEO, Edward Schreyer, explains how radiomics was used to develop the Qmetrics Post Concussive Syndrome Index.

Qmetrics Technologies is excited to celebrate its 15th Anniversary this June. As the founders, Saara Totterman, MD, PhD;...
06/14/2023

Qmetrics Technologies is excited to celebrate its 15th Anniversary this June. As the founders, Saara Totterman, MD, PhD; José Tamez-Peña, PhD; Edward Schreyer; and Patricia González, reflect on the past years they recall many milestones while anticipating new ventures and discoveries. Learn more about Qmetrics Technologies here, https://www.qmetricstech.com.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and a good time to expand your knowledge of various types of brain injuries. Post-...
03/06/2023

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and a good time to expand your knowledge of various types of brain injuries. Post-Concussive Syndrome (PCS) is the persistence of concussion symptoms beyond the typical course of recovery. Approximately 35% of people with concussion experience prolonged symptoms, three – six months after injury. Some cognitive symptoms of PCS include, but are not limited to, short-term memory loss, trouble concentrating, difficulty multi-tasking, lack of focus, and slow processing.

Usually, mild brain injuries are invisible, causing frustration among patients when medical providers dismiss their concerns. Qmetrics Technologies has developed the Post-Concussive Syndrome Index to provide an objective assessment of brain structural abnormalities in mTBI patients. This effectively enables doctors to “see” post-concussive injury in addition to assessing the patient’s symptoms and dysfunction. We hope this information will empower patients to know more about their injuries. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/radiomics-ai-medical-image-analysis/discernai/.

It’s heartbreaking to read about tragedies such as the deaths by su***de of young female athletes as reported in a CNN r...
02/07/2023

It’s heartbreaking to read about tragedies such as the deaths by su***de of young female athletes as reported in a CNN report, “These young female athletes died by su***de. They all had head injuries in common,” https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/05/sport/head-injury-su***de-female-athletes-intl-spt-cmd/index.html.

Qmetrics Technologies is working to help physicians “see” brain abnormalities resulting from a concussion. Our Post-Concussive Syndrome Index (PCS Index) is a novel technology to quantify microtrauma in post-concussive patients to guide treatment. Learn more here, https://www.qmetricstech.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Qmetrics-PCS-Index.pdf.

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See Beyond the Surface. Qmetrics: Meeting the Promise of Medical Image Analysis.

What do you see when you have an ACL tear? Or when you daughter suffers a concussion playing hockey? How does your mother look when diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? A Medical Image can see much more. MRI, X-Rays and CT capture the image of injury or disease from the inside and Qmetrics provides the view.

As a trusted, worldwide leader in medical imaging analysis, Qmetrics has the capability to delve deeper into a medical image and detect abnormalities not easily visible to a human eye. Our proprietary software programs provide a unique look into the human body, transforming 2D MR images into colorful, 3D models of anatomic structures, which can be quantitated and manipulated for a greater understanding of disease and injury.

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