Lumexa MDT - Conferencing Platform

Clinical Expertise, Connected in One Workspace

Bring care teams and specialists together for tumor boards, surgical planning, and clinical case discussions. Shared 3D visualization, clinical reports, and real-time communication help participants prepare, exchange perspectives, and review complex cases together.

Workflow overview

Collaborative Clinical Case Review

Lumexa Tumor Board & Conferencing Platform is a real-time clinical collaboration solution connecting doctors, specialists, and 3D reconstruction providers for tumor boards, surgical planning, multidisciplinary case discussions, and medical education. With a built-in interactive 3D viewer, integrated reports panel, and real-time chat, participants can simultaneously visualize patient-specific 3D models, review clinical reports, exchange observations, and share findings and inputs instantly. By bringing 3D visualization, clinical reporting, and real-time communication into one centralized platform, Lumexa reduces reliance on external conferencing tools, PACS viewers, and fragmented applications while ensuring security and supporting efficient, informed clinical decision-making.

Platform workflow

Case Preparation and Conferencing Workflow

Benefits

One shared workspace for accountable MDT collaboration

Lumexa gives clinical teams a shared place to examine 3D studies, exchange perspectives, and access supporting images, videos, and documents. It supports preparation before a session, collaborative review during the discussion, and continued reference afterward within the applicable access window.

Case and study management

Create dedicated cases, upload multiple USDZ studies, and follow sanitisation, conversion, readiness, and failure status updates.

Interactive 3D visualisation

Rotate, zoom, and recenter browser-based models, move between case studies, and control component visibility, translucency, or hiding.

Collaborative case review

Follow the host's study, camera, component visibility, and pointer; explore independently; and use voice, chat, participant presence, hand raising, and host moderation.

Role-based permissions

Apply role permissions and workspace membership checks before clinical content is made available.

Session-based case access

Grant doctors access through participation in host-started sessions and authorised case activity.