Acist Medical Systems has received FDA clearance for its Voyager Model E2000 contrast delivery system. Voyager is designed for use in conjunction with x-ray equipment to diagnose and treat vascular disease. The company plans to launch the Voyager system
Acist Medical Systems has received FDA clearance for its Voyager Model E2000 contrast delivery system. Voyager is designed for use in conjunction with x-ray equipment to diagnose and treat vascular disease. The company plans to launch the Voyager system in early April into the U.S. endovascular market. Voyager includes an automated syringe operated by a button-operated device called AngioTouch and a touchscreen display that lets the physician tailor injections at the patient’s side.
MRI-Based AI Radiomics Model Offers 'Robust' Prediction of Perineural Invasion in Prostate Cancer
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