February 8, 2021 — The results of a Phase III randomized clinical trial have shown that when it comes to detecting clinically significant prostate cancer, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with targeted biopsies (MRI-TBx) matches the current standard and brings a multitude of advantages.

February 8, 2021 — Cancer ranks as a leading cause of death in every country in the world, and, for the first time, female breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer, overtaking lung cancer, according to a collaborative report, Global Cancer Statistics 2020, from the American Cancer Society (ACS) and the

February 5, 2021 — A technique that delivers high-intensity focused ultrasound to targeted tissue under MRI guidance effectively treats intermediate-risk prostate cancer with minimal side effects, according to a study published in Radiology.

February 5, 2021 — The coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a significant portion of America’s workforce working from home. And while so many of our healthcare workforce are needed on the front lines, there are those who can do their jobs from remote locations. Appearing at the top of the list are radiologists.

February 4, 2021 — Twisted Ceptors Corporation, a healthcare solution provider, announces new technology and services using their MIMIC network that is enabling the secure transmission of mobile medical images and reports to providers, allowing doctors to quickly view diagnostic studies without patients leaving their homes.

Materialise engineers coordinated the development of a surgical plan and created an on-screen 3D model based on CT-scans.
During a preparation period of 14 months, Materialise clinical engineers formed a cohesive team alongside NYU Langone surgeons, rehearsing the operation in a lab environment to develop and fine-tune the surgical plan.
Image-based planning and medical 3D printing have completely revolutionized personalized patient care by providing surgeons with detailed insights and an additional level of confidence before entering the operation room.
During a preparation period of 14 months, Materialise clinical engineers formed a cohesive team alongside NYU Langone surgeons, rehearsing the operation in a lab environment to develop and fine-tune the surgical plan.
Pre-surgical planning made it possible for surgeons to virtually select and position various medical implants to predict the optimal anatomical fit.
A fully guided system for bone fragment repositioning and fixation was unique to the patient’s anatomy and helped position the medical tools with great precision, reducing the overall surgery time.

Three-dimensional technologies, developed by Materialise, played a crucial role in the world’s first simultaneous double hand and face transplant that was successfully performed at NYU Langone Health in Manhattan. Materialise’s innovative 3-D planning and printing tools enable the speed and accuracy required for such a complex medical procedure.
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