Medicalis Corp.'s Medicalis Analytics reportedly makes clinical data for radiology available on demand. The intuitive interface allows for easy analysis of the outcomes and the effectiveness of imaging studies, according to the company.

im3D is applying CAD methodologies for use in screening and diagnosing a variety of cancer pathologies including breast cancer. Its CAD-BREAST MRI is reportedly an innovative diagnostic and therapy monitoring prototype that applies CAD precision and accuracy to DCE-MRI results.

Traxtal's PercuNav 2.0 software for the PercuNav system is reportedly the only computer assisted, image-guided diagnostic and interventional system cleared by the FDA and is the only such system that features a broad range of flexible and rigid "tip-tracked" instruments.

The new IMIXhorizon SomaRad DR system is designed for smaller facilities that require a compact, affordable DR solution. The SomaRad features fully motorized positioning, remote control functionality, and high image quality. In addition, this new general radiography system requires only 8 feet of ceiling height clearance, making it ideal for smaller clinics.

IMIX Americas has a new workstation software with an enhanced user interface that delivers improved workflow and productivity. The new software supports the first integration of CCD, CR and flat panel components. Designed for all IMIX Americas’ DR products, the software offers intuitive graphical workflow from patient entry through exam planning and image analysis.

Invivo’s next-generation MRI patient vital signs monitor, the Precess Patient Management Configuration, is built off of Invivo’s flagship Precess 3160 platform and reportedly utilizes the industry’s first wireless ECG and wireless SpO2 patient vital signs. The Precess Patient Management configuration helps close the gap between MRI monitors and OR monitors.

INFINITT North America's Xelis Cardiac software tool uses 3D volume rendering and other post-processing techniques to improve visualization and analysis of coronary vessels.

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