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SyntheticMR and Philips Ink Agreement

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SyntheticMR has entered an agreement with Philips to include SyntheticMR’s medical imaging solution in its global product catalogue. The agreement means that SyntheticMR’s solution SyMRI NEURO will be included in Philips’ third-party product catalogue and enables Philips to offer the complete package to its customers.

SyntheticMR’s software solution for MR imaging, SyMRI NEURO, enables more efficient workflows and supports more precise diagnosis of patients. Philips currently offers the quantitative MR sequence SyntAc as an option to its customers, which in combination with SyntheticMR’s software solution generates multiple contrast-weighted images and volumetric measurements of brain tissue in a single 5-6 minute scan. With this new agreement in place, Philips will now have a streamlined path to provide the complete package SyntAc and SyMRI NEURO to its customers. SyMRI NEURO is already sold by Philips in the U.S. under a regional sales agreement. SyMRI NEURO is compatible with most Philips MRI scanners.

“Philips is an important partner to SyntheticMR and we have established a close collaboration since the first co-marketing agreement was signed in 2015,” says Ulrik Harrysson, CEO, SyntheticMR AB. “We believe this collaboration will greatly benefit clinicians by giving them easy access to a solution that can further enhance their efficiency, diagnostic confidence and monitoring of patients.”

For more information, visit www.syntheticmr.com.

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