Coreline Soft Secures German Lung Cancer Screening Project with 10-Year Operations Support Contract

Participating in the Lung Cancer Screening Project in Rostock, Germany via Canon

Supporting Screening Workflow with AI Analysis, Interpretation Integration, and Follow-up Management

Coreline Soft, a medical artificial intelligence (AI) company, announced on August 7, 2026, that it has secured a project for a lung cancer screening initiative in the Rostock region of Germany through Canon Medical Systems GmbH.

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This is a long-term agreement that includes initial software provision and setup, as well as ten years of technical and operational support. In line with the expansion of Germany's national low-dose CT (LDCT)-based lung cancer screening program, Coreline Soft's chest CT AI solutions will be integrated into the local screening system.

The supplied products include AVIEW LCS Plus, AVIEW COPD, and AVIEW HUB. AVIEW LCS Plus analyzes lung nodules, emphysema, and coronary artery calcification (CAC). AVIEW COPD supports quantitative analysis of emphysema and phenotype analysis of COPD. AVIEW HUB links AI analysis results and imaging data to support screening workflow such as interpretation, follow-up management, and quality management.

Since April 2026, Germany has included low-dose CT lung cancer screening for high-risk smokers and other groups in its statutory health insurance (GKV) program. As a result, demand is growing for integrated screening platforms that not only enable lung nodule detection, but also interpretation linkage, comparison with historical images, and follow-up management.

Coreline Soft stated that after signing ten new hospital contracts in Germany last year, it secured more than forty-four contracts between January and May this year, bringing the total contracts and deployments in the first half of the year to around sixty. The company is expanding its presence in the German market, citing major medical institutions such as Charite, Heidelberg University Hospital, and Hannover Medical School (MHH) as major reference sites.

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