Since 2005, we’ve been connecting experts from radiology and rheumatology to create interactive workshops and courses that inspire. With the BerlinCaseViewer, we’ve developed an innovative tool to explore and learn.
Our company, BerlinFlame, starts as an interdisciplinary research project and hosts its first Inflammation Symposium.
We offer profound, hands-on training programs for international guests, fostering competence and confidence.
We embark on creating the BerlinCaseViewer, a training tool tailored for interactive learning.
After just 6 months of development, our in-house app is premiering. We celebrate with an interactive workshop, providing 16 iPads on-site for the participants.
We pack our iPads and travel the world, conducting interactive workshops in Brazil and beyond.
Our collection grows to 70 iPads, enabling us to host multiple workshops simultaneously and present at major conferences.
With the launch of our web app, we increase our flexibility and begin offering our first interactive online courses.
The BerlinCaseViewer is released as a free app, initially available exclusively for iPads.
Continuing to innovate, the BerlinCaseViewer is now available for iPhone and Mac users, broadening accessibility.
After establishing our presence in the App Store, we expand into the Google Play Store, reaching an even wider audience.
A new free app emerges: RA Tutor, focusing on rheumatoid arthritis education, is released in German.
The BCV Online Academy offers members access to engaging lessons and expert videos. Our series of interactive Expert Talks invites you to engage online.
Working as a rheumatologist at the University Hospital in Leipzig, Germany, Anne-Marie Glimm brings her clinical expertise to our team. Her specialty? Rheumatoid arthritis. From joint ultrasound to novel fluorescence imaging techniques, she knows how to get to the bottom of this inflammatory joint disease. As an author for the BCV sister app “RA Tutor,” she distills her know-how into bite-sized insights, providing newcomers to rheumatology with an easy entry point into the field.
With a passion for cutting-edge technology in research, teaching, and clinical practice, Kay Hermann is a driving force behind the innovations at BerlinCaseViewer. Specializing in imaging diagnostics of the musculoskeletal system, he focuses particularly on rheumatic diseases. Kay serves as a senior physician at the Charité in Berlin, Germany, and was honored with the Conrad Wilhelm Röntgen Award in 2011 for his outstanding contributions to the field.
“The sooner we can secure an accurate diagnosis, the quicker we can begin the right treatment,” asserts Sarah Ohrndorf. As a rheumatologist specializing in diagnostics, she is dedicated to improving the early detection of inflammatory joint diseases. At the Charité in Berlin, Germany, where she led the Imaging Section in Rheumatology, she explored cutting-edge techniques in fluorescence optical imaging and ultrasound. Since October 2024, she has been advancing her research at the Ernst von Bergmann Hospital in Potsdam, Germany. Additionally, Sarah Ohrndorf is committed to promoting gender equity in medicine as the deputy spokesperson for the Commission for Equality of Opportunity in Rheumatology at the German Society for Rheumatology (DGRh).
Ready to transform radiology education with us? Have a peek into what BerlinCaseViewer has to offer. Choose from interactive online courses, exciting on-site workshops, or explore the comprehensive lessons of the Online Academy at your own pace.
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