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FDA Clears BoneMRI Lumbar Spine for GE Scanners and Cloud
BoneMRI is now available for the majority of the relevant diagnostic MRI scanners in the US.
The cloud solution brings several benefits to the clinical workflow of healthcare providers.
First successful human spine surgery based on BoneMRI
Dr. Kornelis Poelstra performs for the first time screw trajectory planning and navigation with BoneMRI.
No CT scan was needed, therefore no exposure to harmful radiation in the entire treatment workflow.
FDA clearance for Lumbar Spine BoneMRI
BoneMRI, the world’s first imaging technique that visualizes both bone and soft-tissue from one imaging exam.
Now Healthcare professionals and patients in the USA can benefit from this radiation-free solution.
Addie Harris joins the Advisory Board of MRIguidance
In an exclusive interview Ms. Harris explains how BoneMRI will impact the US market.
No radiation exposure & potentially assisting surgery planning and navigation are key benefits.
Researchers from UZ Gent demonstrate BoneMRI’s potential for fracture evaluation
BoneMRI as a harmless, radiation-free alternative to classic CT to (re)evaluate fractures.
It is very appealing as a potential future technique for clinical practice.
Rik Jacobs is appointed new CEO of MRIguidance
Rik will lead the company into a new growth stage and accelerate its commercial deployment.
His experience and understanding of the medical device sector is critical for the next steps of MRIguidance.
BoneMRI explained: invention, benefits & characteristics
Founders of BoneMRI explain how this technology was invented and how it integrates in the clinical workflow.
Learn about its properties and the benefits it provides for diagnosis and computer assisted surgery.
BoneMRI accurately visualises the bone anatomy in the cervical spine
BoneMRI was found to be noninferior to CT for patients suffering from cervical radiculopathy.
The study was held by researchers Van der Kolk et al, from Isala Hospital in Zwolle, the Netherlands.