FDA Clears Next-Gen Software for AI-Enabled Portable Brain MRI
The software is designed to enhance image quality for AI-powered portable magnetic resonance brain imaging.
The software is designed to enhance image quality for AI-powered portable magnetic resonance brain imaging.
An MRI explosion during decommissioning at Polokwane Provincial Hospital in South Africa injured three people, leading to the use of a mobile X-ray unit and patient referrals to nearby hospitals in the region while an investigation is underway.
A fire broke out near the MRI room at the Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center in Boston, Mass. No injuries or deaths were reported.
The software is designed to enhance image quality for AI-powered portable magnetic resonance brain imaging.
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