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When patients exhibit stroke symptoms, doctors must quickly make a life or death determination: Are their symptoms caused by a clot that can be treated with blood thinners or by bleeding in the brain, which may require surgery?
Published: May 21, 2021 By Alex Keown Biopharma and life sciences companies strengthen their leadership teams and board with these Movers & Shakers. AavantiBio – Jessie Hanrahan was named chief regulatory officer of AavantiBio. Hanrahan will oversee global regulatory affairs for AavantiBio’s diversified pipeline of gene therapy programs targeting rare diseases with significant unmet medical needs. Most recently, she was Vice President of Regulatory Science at bluebird bio, Inc. Prior to bluebird bio, Hanrahan held positions of increasing responsibility at Genzyme Corp. where she...
Renowned Enterprise System Expert Dr. Khalil Salman Joins Hyperfine as Director of Clinical Informatics February 24, 2021 10:00 ET | Source: Hyperfine Hyperfine Guilford, Connecticut, UNITED STATES Guilford, CT, Feb. 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Khalil Salman, M.D. CIIP has joined Hyperfine Research, Inc. as the company’s Director of Clinical Informatics. Dr. Salman is a Radiologist Informaticist and former Surgeon with international recognition for his expertise in imaging informatics and IT applications to improve healthcare delivery and preci...
Guilford company gets FDA approval in effort to aid stroke victims FacebookTwitterEmail Hyperfine’s bedside MRI.Contributed photo GUILFORD — Time is of the essence in preventing brain injury following a stroke, and a Guilford-based company has received federal approval for a development that may be able to aid in that fight. Officials with U.S. Food and Drug Administration have given approval to Hyperfine Research to begin including artificial intelligence software in the company’s portable magnetic resonance imaging units. The six-year-old company got FDA approval in February 2020 to b...
Reply The new MRI on wheels is cleared for brain imaging and can be brought directly to the patient. (TGH) TAMPA, FL — Tampa General Hospital is the first hospital in Florida to obtain and use a new portable MRI that can be wheeled to the bedsides of critically ill patients. Called Swoop, the world's first portable MRI enables clinicians to obtain neurological images of critically ill patients at the point of care quickly, conveniently and with results that are comparable to traditional MRI. The Swoop Portable MR Imaging System is made by Hyperfine Research. Subscribe Tampa General is amo...