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Collaboration for Radiologists

Rapmed is like Google Drive for radiologists - upload, view and share your cases. Rapmed anonymizes and encrypts your DICOM images automatically. Use Rapmed for education, research and case discussion

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Rapmed is Your Case Library

Build your own secure case library that follows you throughout your career. Never lose years of carefully curated cases when switching hospitals again. With one click, save notable cases to your private, encrypted space. Access your cases in seconds, whether you're prepping presentations, discussing cases with colleagues, or pulling up reference images while reading new scans. Your professional knowledge base grows with you, staying secure and accessible wherever your career takes you.

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Rapmed is for Case Discussions

Rapid case sharing connects you with colleagues anywhere, on any device. Share cases via a secure link that opens in a browser-based DICOM viewer and includes built-in chat and annotation for streamlined, focused discussions. Get the timely feedback you need to make confident decisions.

Female radiologist at a desktop reviewing a CT scan in the Rapmed DICOM viewer with integrated chat, while a colleague behind her uses a smartphone to view the same caseFemale radiologist at a desktop reviewing a CT scan in the Rapmed DICOM viewer with integrated chat, while a colleague behind her uses a smartphone to view the same case

Rapmed is for Education

Improve your teaching with hands-on learning. Share DICOM images with your residents via QR code and let them scroll through cases, answer multiple-choice questions, and annotate findings on their own devices. When students explore cases at their own pace, you need fewer cases to fill a session – what used to require preparing 30 cases for a lecture now becomes an engaging workshop with just 10 cases, saving you hours of preparation time.

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Rapmed is for Research

Collect cases from multiple sites to accelerate your studies. Invite colleagues to upload cases, assign reviewer tasks, and share your case list with your reviewers. Multi-center studies have never been easier.

Three radiologists sharing CT scans in real time via the Rapmed platform, centered on a desktop displaying the DICOM viewer.Three radiologists sharing CT scans in real time via the Rapmed platform, centered on a desktop displaying the DICOM viewer.

How It Works

Get started in 3 simple steps (< 5 min).

  1. Create free account.
  2. Drag‑and‑drop your DICOM images or slides. Rapmed anonymizes and encrypts them automatically.
  3. Teaching: add multiple‑choice questions and annotation tasks for an interactive presentation.
    Case discussion: send a secure "rapid case sharing" link to a colleague for real‑time review.
    Research: invite collaborators to upload cases into the same study folder.
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Works Everywhere You Do

Free yourself from the constraints of location and device. Whether at the hospital, teaching at a conference, or providing consultation from home – stay connected to your professional community whenever and wherever expertise is needed.

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Our Users

Rapmed is created by and for the radiology community. It is trusted by leading hospitals, societies and companies. Join professionals who believe radiology is stronger when we work together.

PD Dr. Lily Belfi

My residents loves to practice on real cases instead of static power points. And their instant feedback helps me become a better teacher.

Prof. Thomas Frauenfelder

Reviewing cases in a secure viewer on any device allows me to provide feedback more quickly, ensuring accurate and timely treatment decisions.

Prof. Roman Klöckner

What used to be a major barrier in radiology research has become an opportunity to advance our field. By working with larger, more diverse datasets, we achieve insights that are both more robust and more generalizable.

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