“When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It” Yogi Berra in Breast Care
You may not be familiar with Yogi Berra, a famous American baseball player, but you may have heard some of his famous quotes and even the claim that a cartoon...
VHT FY2018 Results Summary
In this interview, Dr Ralph Highnam, CEO provides insight into the FY2018 results and outlines the Company’s goals for FY2019.
We need to reframe the density conversation
Breast density is a hot topic in Australia right now, as it should be—international research has shown that women with dense breasts have a significant increase in the risk of...
Customer Success is Transformative—Our Transition to SaaS
When Volpara Health Technologies first commenced operations, we were a traditional medical device company—we built software products, sold them and then went back to the purchaser when we had something...
Customer Testimony - Imaging Associates
In this video, Imaging Associates Radiologist and Clinical Director Dr Daniel Lee discusses the positive impact of VolparaEnterprise on the group’s radiology and imaging services.
Introducing Dr Monica Saini, Volpara’s Consultant Diagnostic Radiologist
Cancer is the ultimate egalitarian, anyone is susceptible. This makes it the most fascinating of subjects.
103rd annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America
Two weeks ago, about 50 000 attendees descended on Chicago for the biggest medical imaging meeting in the world—the 103rd annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA 2017).
Breast density notification—Australia's turn?
Associate Professor Gelareh Farshid, of BreastScreen South Australia has released a perspective supporting routine reporting of breast density in the Australian breast screening program.
Breast compression calculation—getting the basics right
Good breast compression is integral during mammography. Sufficient compression is needed to separate internal breast structures, minimize patient motion and reduce the thickness of the breast (thus increasing image contrast...
Breast compression pressure affects performance of breast screening program
Compression pressure is related to screening performance, after controlling for breast density and volume
