How the process works
Hospital inventory is registered into a governed programme. The parties confirm authority, de-identification, clinical review, release controls and commercial terms before preparation, model execution or secure access.
Questions, answered directly.
Where is MedCorpora based?+
MedCorpora is based in Bangalore, Karnataka, India.
Where is the medical imaging sourced?+
Initial programmes are sourced through participating hospital partners and hospital networks in India. Exact contributing sites are handled through programme diligence and contracting.
What rights does MedCorpora possess?+
MedCorpora does not claim blanket ownership or blanket commercial rights over hospital records. It establishes written, programme-specific authorization before preparing or releasing an approved de-identified cohort.
Can MedCorpora source data outside India?+
Yes. MedCorpora currently has sourcing availability through hospital relationships in India and can assess additional international requirements, including US-sourced and multi-geography cohorts. Final availability, participating sites, permissions, eligible counts and timelines are confirmed through a buyer-specific feasibility process.
What counts as one MRI case?+
Usually one verified examination or study for one patient at a defined time, containing multiple sequences and many DICOM instances. The exact counting rule is stated in the dataset card.
Are brain MRI scans the only data available from hospitals?+
No. Hospitals produce MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, pathology, reports, laboratory data, waveforms and clinical records. The published MRI and CT pages are reference scopes, while new programmes are defined by buyer requirements and verified inventory.
Can clinic or physiotherapy data be licensed?+
Potentially, if it has a defined AI use, reliable outcomes, appropriate consent or authority, privacy protection and sufficient scale. It would be scoped as a separate programme rather than assumed to be available.
Does de-identification make data automatically legal to sell?+
No. Commercial authority, applicable law and the governing supplier and buyer agreements must also support the intended use.
Can code generate radiologist annotations?+
Code can assist organization and pre-labeling, but clinical labels and segmentations require a task-appropriate reference standard and qualified review.
Why document demographics?+
Demographic distributions support representation, subgroup performance and generalization analysis, subject to lawful and minimized use.
How is pricing determined?+
Pricing depends on verified case volume, rarity, sequence completeness, clinical review, annotations, privacy work, permitted use, delivery and exclusivity.
Can the same dataset be licensed non-exclusively?+
Yes, if the hospital authorization and buyer agreements permit it.
Is programme access public?+
No. Public pages describe capabilities; access requires programme-specific diligence, authority and licensing.
Is MedCorpora a law firm or healthcare provider?+
No. The company provides data infrastructure and coordination. Legal, privacy and clinical decisions require the appropriate qualified professionals.