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The introduction of Isoprotrace® into these Nordic markets marks a significant step forward in expanding access to precision diagnostic tools for prostate cancer.
Latest Swoop® System software delivers a substantial leap in image quality for AI-powered portable MR brain imaging.
This multicenter, randomized study, sponsored by Philips will enroll 824 coronary artery disease patients across 6 hospitals in Spain, Czech Republic and the US. The first patient in the study was enrolled at Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark.
DREAM OCT is able to cover an ultrawide field single scan which delivers a 130° OCTA image. DREAM OCT™ swept-source 12 mm super-depth scanning allows superior imaging of the choroid and retina, and a large portion of the vitreous space.
Medical diagnostics is undergoing a rapid transformation, and United Imaging is at the forefront of this change. Through a combination of advanced technology, artificial intelligence and thoughtful equipment design, the company is redefining the standards of modern healthcare.
“The future of healthcare is in the data. At ZEISS, we are delivering digital innovation to help shape the future of ophthalmology, investing in research methods that empower clinicians and researchers in balancing their clinical care and research requirements,” says Euan S. Thomson, Ph.D., Head of the Digital Business Unit for ZEISS Medical Technology. “The introduction of the ZEISS RDP reflects our commitment to advancing ophthalmic care through smarter, AI-powered tools.”
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