SyntheticMR, Philips join forces on marketing

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Nov 27, 2018

Medical imaging software developer SyntheticMR and Philips Healthcare have partnered to jointly market the SyMRI Neuro software with the Ingenia Elition MRI system in the U.S.

SyMRI software and the synthetic SyntAc sequence can now be sold on Philips' Ingenia Elition 3-tesla MRI scanner. The data from a single SyntAc scan on the MRI scanner and SyMRI software can generate multiple contrast-weighted images and volumetric information. The product also includes measurements of myelin correlated volumes.

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