Intermountain Health Implements AI Imaging System for Breast Cancer Surgery
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
The new product family includes two compact systems designed for use in various clinical applications and care settings.
Imaging equipment is becoming more complex, and experienced imaging engineers are harder to find. Industry leaders discuss how HTM teams can respond.
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
A side-by-side look at defibrillator analyzers, comparing key performance specs, features, and pricing.
The technology, based on research from Stanford University, will be integrated into Leo Cancer Care platforms with the first installation at Mayo Clinic.
The Food and Drug Administration classifies the recall as the most serious type after reports of touchscreen malfunctions caused by dropped or jarred devices.
The system creates preliminary report text from chest X-rays and is intended to support radiologists facing increasing workloads.
The program offers mail-in calibration, scheduled reminders, and shipment tracking to help facilities maintain accurate survey meter performance and meet regulatory requirements.
The five-year project funded by ARPA-H aims to develop ultra-high dose rate photon therapy for standard linear accelerators.
The medical-grade ice-based container replaces traditional cardboard and Styrofoam packaging to improve safety and reliability during organ shipping.
The expanded partnership brings integrated patient monitoring technologies into outpatient settings as more procedures shift away from hospitals.
A new offering focuses on identifying AI-related vulnerabilities and accelerating response as attacks move faster than traditional security workflows.
The acquisition includes exclusive rights to the FDA-cleared xvision Spine System, which uses augmented reality for surgical navigation.