Hyperfine Launches Clinical Study to Evaluate Swoop Portable MRI in Neurosurgical Operating Rooms

Reuters10-21

<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/HYPR">Hyperfine</a> Launches Clinical Study to Evaluate Swoop Portable MRI in Neurosurgical Operating Rooms

Hyperfine Inc. has announced the enrollment of the first patients in the PRISM PMR study, which is designed to evaluate the clinical utility of the Swoop® portable MRI system in the operating room setting. The study aims to collect data on the use of portable MRI before and after neurosurgical procedures, assess its ability to detect post-operative complications such as stroke and bleeding, and examine its integration into surgical workflows. The PRISM PMR study is being conducted over three months at the Atlas Surgery Center in Buffalo, New York, under the leadership of Dr. Elad Levy. Results from the study have not yet been presented.

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