Stroke imaging poised for big leap forward
EMVision has delivered its first portable brain scanner to a Sydney hospital for stroke trials and won a $2.5 million NSW grant, while ASA-funded Micro-X advances its rival ambulance imaging technology.
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EMVision has delivered its first portable brain scanner to a Sydney hospital for stroke trials and won a $2.5 million NSW grant, while ASA-funded Micro-X advances its rival ambulance imaging technology.
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EMVision is named the second Australian SME granted $8 million by the Australian Stroke Alliance from its $40 million Medical Research Future Fund grant, to develop microwave stroke imaging; Micro-X earlier received $8 million.
Stroke-scanner maker EMvision has floated on the ASX through an oversubscribed $6 million IPO, and recently won a $2.6 million government CRC-P grant, with partners adding $910,000, to advance its portable brain scanner.
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