
Closing the gap between detection and diagnostic confidence
MRI is the most powerful tool for understanding tumour behavior, yet it remains underused because interpretation is complex and time-consuming. What used to take 40 minutes, now takes around 10 minutes.
Fewer false positives. Fewer missed cancers
Quantitative imaging biomarkers improve lesion characterisation and diagnostic consistency.
Quantitative evidence, not probability scores
Physiology-linked biomarkers reveal vascularisation, cellularity, and tumour
heterogeneity.
*In the optimal-case scenario, when DCE is acquired with +20 UltraFast dynamics and a temporal resolution of 4 seconds, specificity rose to 98.54% ± 2.2%.
This significantly decreases the number of FPs, allowing much better specificity to be obtained, as the device is useful in differentiating benign from
malignant lesions in a much more consistent way. Additional clinical investigations are underway to further confirm this clinical evidence