Labs & Imaging Integration

African mother and child in telemedicine consultation with a remote doctor

MEDTRAC™

Venture profile

Integration patterns for labs, imaging results and longitudinal patient context.

MEDTRAC™ treats laboratory results and imaging as identifiable sources within multimodal screening — so findings can be compared, correlated and refined through further testing and validation alongside questionnaires, sensors and practitioner observations.

Correlation across sources

Each assessment source remains identifiable. Laboratory results, imaging and external clinical reports sit alongside digital screening panels and patient-reported outcomes so practitioners can compare current and historical findings.

Laboratory results as structured inputs to the patient context
Imaging and external clinical reports
Laboratory and imaging correlation where available
Clear separation between screening signals, observations and confirmed findings
Support for referral and escalation to clinics, laboratories and hospitals

Current development priorities

Refining lab-test and imaging correlation is an active research and development priority as MEDTRAC™ prepares African-focused digital test packs and community pre-diagnostic systems.

Continuing African disease research
Refining lab-test and imaging correlation
Digital test-pack development
Blinded laboratory confirmation where appropriate during field trials
Structured data for validation and future scale-up

How this supports practitioners

Organise complex patient information across modalities
Highlight areas requiring practitioner review
Produce structured practitioner and patient reports
Track interventions and outcomes over time