The European program and the MRIguidance’s shareholders invest for continued growth.
The winners of the funding call of EIT Health were announced at the Sachs Investment Forum.
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BoneMRI for the hip, pelvis and si-joint CE marked
MRIguidance extends its unique BoneMRI technology to scan multiple anatomies.
Clinical studies with patients from Ghent University Hospital and UMC are the basis for this CE registration.
Dutch orthopedic surgeons introduced to BoneMRI
Inventor of BoneMRI has presented his work at the Dutch Orthopedics Conference.
BoneMRI was first presented as a CT scan, but later revealed to be an image derived from an MRI.
MRIguidance is ISO 13485 certified
Certification of the quality management system for medical devices is an important step towards global market roll-out.
In the past half year, MRIguidance has had its quality management system reviewed by the notified body.
The SI joint as you have never seen it before
Professor Jans presents BoneMRI of the pelvis at the European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology conference in Lisbon.
He explained how it is now possible to visualise both soft tissue and bone lesions from one imaging exam.
BoneMRI presented at the ISMRM
Results of the first clinical study of BoneMRI presented at Worlds biggest MRI conference.
Dr. Van der Kolk, emergency physician at ISALA hospital, Zwolle has presented the results of the clinical validation study of BoneMRI…
BoneMRI for neck patients has CE
BoneMRI for patients with neck problems such as hernias can now be scanned with BoneMRI.
The CE mark for BoneMRI gives MRIguidance approval to make BoneMRI for the neck available in hospitals in Europe.
Eurostars for 3D printing innovation in orthopedics
Consortium receives money to develop solution for 3D printed orthopedic models for presurgical planning.
UMC Utrecht, axial3D and MRIguidance have been granted European Eurostars grant to co-develop their 3D printing innovation.
Grant for cloud-based AI platform
MRIguidance and Aidence, two artificial intelligence companies, collaborate to develop a cloud based platform for medical image data communication.
To this purpose they now have received a MIT R&D collaborations grant from the Region Utrecht.








