Adalbert Czerny Award 2019 goes to Dr. med. Ferdinand Knieling
Dr. Ferdinand Knieling from the University Hospital Erlangen was awarded the Adalbert Czerny Award 2019 from the German Society for Pediatrics and Youth Medicine (DGKJ) for his work on innovative diagnostic methods. He was the first to apply a newly developed multispectral optoacoustic imaging method, which non-invasively provides information about tissue composition, on patients with […]
CE Mark awarded to iThera Medical’s MSOT Acuity optoacoustic imaging system
The Munich-based company was today awarded the CE Mark for its MSOT Acuity imaging system, indicating conformity with health, safety and environmental protection for medical devices sold in Europe. This non-invasive, novel technology allows radiation- and contrast-agent-free imaging of soft tissue. It combines laser excitation and ultrasound detection for the analysis of hemoglobin, lipids, collagen […]
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute acquires the world’s first multispectral RSOM in vivo imaging system
**Researchers at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute acquired the world’s first multispectral Raster-Scanning Optoacoustic Mesoscopy (ms-RSOM) system from iThera Medical to aid in their research into the development of cancer.** Today, iThera Medical announces the installation of the world’s first RSOM Explorer ms-P50, at the CRUK Cambridge Institute. Adding to the extensive array of […]
Invicro and iThera Medical announce a strategic partnership to enhance in vivo imaging capabilities with the MSOT inVision optoacoustic imaging platform
iThera Medical to lead €2.3m research project to advance inflammatory bowel imaging
The European Commission has awarded a €2.3 million ‘Fast Track to Innovation’ project grant to a consortium led by the Munich-based medical device company iThera Medical. Funded under the European Innovation Council (EIC) pilot, the aim of the grant is to improve the sensitivity and effectiveness of MSOT, Multispectral Optoacoustic Tomography, in detecting and managing […]