July 01, 2025 — NANO-X Imaging Ltd. recently announced a clinical and educational collaboration with Keiser University, one of Florida’s largest private, non-profit university.
The Nanox.ARC, an advanced 3D digital tomosynthesis imaging system, will be deployed at Keiser University’s Sarasota Campus for training healthcare professionals, including live demonstrations and incorporation into Keiser University’s Radiologic Technology graduate program. Access to the Nanox.ARC will be available on campus for students, physicians, radiology technicians and local medical imaging providers, as part of efforts to educate prospective users about the Nanox.ARC’s clinical value and patient benefits, as well as increase the usage of the various clinical protocols and indications for patient benefit.
The Nanox.ARC features a proprietary digital X-ray source and advanced 3D imaging technology powered by a cold cathode, offering a more detailed, layered view of the body. In clinical studies, Nanox.ARC has been shown to improve the sensitivity and specificity of traditional X-ray, while reducing patient radiation exposure and radiologist reading times compared to CT.
Since 1977, Keiser University has awarded roughly 100,000 degrees to students throughout Florida, the United States, and internationally. The institution, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale with 19 Florida campuses, serves as an important provider of workforce talent in many of Florida’s targeted and emerging industries including healthcare and nursing.
Erez Meltzer, Chief Executive Officer and Acting Chairman of Nanox: “As one of Florida’s largest private, non-profit institutions and a partner with various healthcare providers in the region, Keiser University was an excellent fit to serve as the latest site of our ongoing deployment of the Nanox.ARC in the U.S. We look forward to working with Keiser and supporting the enhancement of their clinical educational program.”
Meltzer continued, “This partnership is the latest validation of Nanox’s end-to-end medical imaging solution and exemplifies our mission to drive the world's transition to preventive healthcare through innovative and accessible technology. By introducing our digital tomosynthesis platform, we're empowering the next generation of healthcare professionals with clinical insights that can improve patient care outcomes. Keiser University students will have a window to experience an innovative technology that delivers superior diagnostic accuracy not available in traditional X-ray, providing clinical insights which may improve early detection and diagnosis, combined with significantly lower radiation exposure than traditional CT scans.”
For more information, please visit www.nanox.vision
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