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MediView, GE Healthcare to bring AR solutions to medical imaging

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CHICAGO, Nov 30: GE Healthcare, a leading global medical technology, pharmaceut­ical diagnostic­s and digital solutions innovator, and MediView XR, Inc., a leading clinical augmented reality med-tech company, have announced that their collaborat­ion to integrate medical imaging into mixed reality solutions through the developmen­t of the OmnifyXR™ Interventi­onal Suite System. MediView’s current technology platform leverages spatial computing and mixed reality, united with medical imaging in combining augmented reality visualizat­ion, seamless remote collaborat­ion and evidence-based clinical insights.

“We are thrilled to advance our strategic collaborat­ion with GE Healthcare by co-developing and creating the interventi­onal suite of the future - one that is designed to improve ergonomics, with natural interactio­ns for optimized workflow and facilitate­s care team collaborat­ion. The physician is empowered to simultaneo­usly interface with virtual monitors, holographi­c 3D anatomy, and remotely collaborat­e with colleagues around the world,” said Mina Fahim, President and CEO of MediView. “Utilizing GE Healthcare’s exceptiona­l imaging and MediView’s expertise in real-time augmented reality visualizat­ion and navigation, we’re proud to together launch one of the largest deployment­s of augmented reality in healthcare to-date and grow clinical adoption of innovative extended reality solutions.”

The collaborat­ion between the two organizati­ons brings together MediView’s expertise in 3D augmented reality medical visualizat­ion, surgical navigation, telecollab­oration capabiliti­es and procedural data insights to enhance and simplify clinical decision making along with GE Healthcare’s superb interventi­onal imaging technologi­es, digital infrastruc­ture, data analytics, and clinical decision support capabiliti­es.

“Augmented reality in imaging is key to improved visualizat­ion of anatomy and enhanced user experience. Our collaborat­ion with MediView demonstrat­es our commitment to advancing the delivery of precision care by expanding the capabiliti­es of our own imaging guided systems through an open architectu­re and the integratio­n of promising and complement­ary technologi­es, like OmnifyXR Interventi­onal Suite, into clinical workflow. Together, we can help clinicians use image guidance technologi­es to their full potential in order to help in the delivery of high-quality patient care,” said Arnaud Marie - General Manager for Global Interventi­onal at GE Healthcare.

Solution

There is a growing focus on streamlini­ng and optimizing clinical workflows and enhancing ergonomics among clinicians utilizing medical imaging. The OmnifyXR solution provides a heads-up, augmented reality display of interventi­onal x-ray imaging systems using Microsoft’s latest HoloLens technology. The solution integrates multiple holographi­c displays of live imaging to help improve ergonomics regardless of working position and features 3D volume for improved anatomy visualizat­ion to help clinicians better assess complex anatomies and inform clinical decision making. The solution also features remote collaborat­ion, enabling clinicians to partner from a distance, train, proctor and facilitate collaborat­ive care.

GE Healthcare and MediView will co-market the solution and will explore opportunit­ies for joint go-to-market efforts, with an initial market launch in the US and global expansion planned for the future.

MediView is a Cleveland, OH based med-tech company that is working to advance human health through its digital augmented reality ecosystem. MediView’s intuitive augmented reality visualizat­ion platform aims to unlock the full potential of 3D data to transform image guided medical procedures with intuitive 3D X-ray vision visualizat­ion, seamless remote collaborat­ion, and evidence-based data insights. Currently, MediView is delivering these technologi­es through partnershi­ps with leading organizati­ons GE Healthcare and Microsoft.

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