Forward-looking Hermes keeps the focus on ongoing optimisation of installations
In 1976 in Stockholm, Sweden, the foundations for what is now Hermes Medical Solutions were established. Since then, nearly everything has evolved, including cameras, computers and radiopharmaceuticals, and even its name. What has remained constant is the company’s focus on delivering nuclear medicine software that helps professionals work with clarity, efficiency and confidence. “We believe in the power of our field to transform how disease is diagnosed and treated, and its impact is only growing,” the company says.
Over the past five decades, Hermes Medical Solutions has supported the adoption of standardised, quantitative workflows through vendor-neutral tools designed to be reproducible and grounded in real-world clinical practice. By enabling institutions to compare results across scanners, sites and time points, Hermes says it helps bring consistency to increasingly complex imaging environments. At the centre of this work is Hermia, a comprehensive software suite spanning the full spectrum of nuclear medicine imaging. “While this milestone invites reflection, it is firmly forward-looking,” Hermes continues. “Nuclear medicine is entering a new chapter, defined by data-driven care, personalised therapy and deeper clinical integration, and we are proud to support that evolution.
“Our UK-based team works closely with nuclear medicine departments to ensure seamless installation, integration and ongoing optimisation, helping you get the most from your investment.”
Visitors to BNMS can learn about CE-marked MDR applications for NM, SPECT/CT and PETCT analysis, reconstruction and reporting. “Hermia brings freedom and confidence to your department, today and tomorrow,” the company concludes.
Picture: Hermia is a comprehensive software suite spanning the full spectrum of nuclear medicine imaging.
Visit Hermes Medical Solutions at BNMS on stand 36.
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