Winkgen

Nuclear medicine department full-traceability chain from order to injection: material and ready-made radiopharmaceutical orders with received-goods registration, stock and waste accounting, protocol-driven radiopharmaceutical and syringe preparation steps in the hot lab, quality-control lab test records (including Mo-99 breakthrough), real-time dose measurement from an integrated dose calibrator, injection registration linked to examination planning, and EANM dosage-card reference data — all joined to patient examination planning imported over DICOM/HL7 from RIS/HIS.

Open buyer room →

Sample

Brickroad customers

Sample this dataset before you buy it.

Your sourcing agent asks Winkgen and files the sample in your catalog — private to you.

Start 7-day trialNothing is charged until the trial ends.

Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Health Care TechnologyPharmaceuticals
Instruments: equities
Categories: Alternative

Dataset card

Type: not stated
Format: Tabular client/server relational records (on-premise deployment) with DICOM and optional HL7 interface streams to RIS/PACS/HIS, device-interface feeds from injectors and dose calibrators, barcode scan events, and management reporting exports
Volume: ~10^5-10^6 preparation, QC and injection records lifetime (inferred: every planned examination produces a linked chain of order, preparation, QC measurement and injection records; 50-150 departments running several dozen patient doses per day over a product line documented as far back as 2018)
Users: ~100-400 named users across roughly 50-150 European nuclear medicine departments (inferred: floating licences are sold in bundles of 3 for IBC NM and 2 for IBC CLINIC, which indicates small per-department seat counts; vendor is a 4-person GmbH so the installed base is a niche European one)
History: 15 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Mature — a stable two-tier product family (IBC NM with production control, IBC CLINIC without) sold on brochure material revised R3 in September 2020, with a documented companion GMP radiopharmacy LIMS line; a 4-person GmbH with no funding history indicates steady niche operation rather than expansion
Launched: ~2010-2015 for the IBC nuclear medicine software line (inferred: brochure material was already in circulation by March 2018 in an earlier revision, the architecture is client/server rather than cloud-native which places it pre-2015 stylistically, and the IBC brand appears across multiple established product brochures)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

supplier index read from their site