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New study shows value of 7T MR for evaluating MS progression Can detect cortical lesions better than conventional scanners
Trice Imaging connects imaging devices of large chain healthcare provider Aleris Patients and physicians can view images on laptops, cell phones
The benefits of intraoperative MR Q&A with Dr. John Huston Mayo Clinic neuroradiologist discusses what the advanced capabilities mean for patients – as well as providers
Sound Imaging launches MR patient motion and detection system, SAMM MD Reduces repeat scans, prevents interruption to workflow
Gadolinium not required in 3T MR multiple sclerosis follow-up scans Longitude subtraction mapping just as sensitive: study
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Professor Moshe Gomori
Professor Gomori graduated from MIT and received his MD from Harvard University. Following a residency at the Harvard Medical School from 1977-1980, Professor Gomori joined the Department of Diagnostic Radiology at Hadassah as Head of Neuroradiology in 1981 and was named Head of Magnetic Resonance in 1987.
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He is a Professor of Radiology at the Hebrew University Faculty of Medicine and holds a joint appointment as Adjunct Associate Professor of Radiology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, where he completed a Neuroradiology Fellowship in 1984-85.
Professor Gomori has published and lectured widely in the fields of neuroradiology and MRI, and serves as a reviewer of top international journals in these fields.
Regarding Aspect Imaging’s Embrace® Neonatal MRI System, Professor Gomori writes: “The Embrace system will allow evaluation of the neonatal brain of premature babies in a more natural and safer manner without having to transport the baby outside the NICU. This affords more information than ultrasound and will allow more accurate assessment of status and more appropriate treatment.”
Uri Rapoport, Aspect Founder and CEO writes: “We warmly welcome Professor Gomori to our Advisory Board. His expertise, insight and experience will be an invaluable asset to our company and we look forward to a long and fruitful association.”
About Aspect Imaging
Aspect Imaging is a world leader in the design and development of complete, compact MRI and NMR systems using permanent magnet at 1 and 1.5 Tesla. Our unique technology platform is the basis for a wide range of products, spanning medical, preclinical, oil and gas, and advanced industrial markets. In the medical market, Aspect Imaging has several medical programs underway, including Embrace® Neonatal MRI system and WristView™ point-of-care hand and wrist MRI system which are in full production, and a dedicated Stroke MRI for the ER which is under development. In the preclinical research market, the M-series compact MRI delivers a wide variety of in vivo and ex vivo applications. Advanced industrial applications include rheological analysis of both food products and industrial drilling mud with Aspect Imaging’s Flowscan. The AI-60 NMR is used for real-time, continuous flow-through stream analysis of dense and opaque materials such as crude oil, HF, and silicon production.
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MRI Homepage
- New study shows value of 7T MR for evaluating MS progression - Can detect cortical lesions better than conventional scanners
- Trice Imaging connects imaging devices of large chain healthcare provider Aleris - Patients and physicians can view images on laptops, cell phones
- The benefits of intraoperative MR Q&A with Dr. John Huston - Mayo Clinic neuroradiologist discusses what the advanced capabilities mean for patients – as well as providers
- Sound Imaging launches MR patient motion and detection system, SAMM MD - Reduces repeat scans, prevents interruption to workflow
- Gadolinium not required in 3T MR multiple sclerosis follow-up scans - Longitude subtraction mapping just as sensitive: study
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