This study highlights the potential of using XV, an advanced functional imaging tool, to better understand regional lung function and optimize the therapeutic application of Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV). These insights could pave the way for improved patient outcomes for individuals with respiratory conditions, by tailoring interventions to improve
4DMedical has won a contract with the United States Department of Defense (DoD) to pilot its CT Ventilation-Perfusion (CT:VQ™) technology to assess lung health in a fixed cohort of active duty personnel. This contract builds on the success of 4DMedical's earlier agreement with the DoD for the deployment of its
4DMedical has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its IQ-UIP™ product, an advanced AI-driven lung diagnostic tool designed to revolutionize the diagnosis of Usual Interstitial Pneumonia (UIP), the hallmark radiological pattern for diagnosing Interstitial Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).
4DMedical Limited unveiled its innovative CT:VQ technology at RSNA 2024, offering a revolutionary alternative to traditional Nuclear VQ scans, aiming to enhance diagnostic capabilities in lung health. The new imaging solution eliminates the use of radioactive isotopes, streamlining procedures while improving patient access...
4DMedical has been awarded a contract with US-based Imaging Partners of Orange County (IPOC) to provide computed tomography (CT) scans for lung ventilation (LVAS) and lung density (LDAf) analysis. The contract – the term of which extends through March, 2026 – reflects accelerated progress in the commercialisation of 4DMedical’s lung
In a groundbreaking move that marks a significant milestone for both medical imaging and respiratory care, Australian health-tech company 4DMedical has inked a strategic deal with UC San Diego Health (UCSD Health) to advance lung imaging technology. The partnership, aimed at enhancing patient care and improving diagnostic accuracy, promises to
Military.com recently highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by veterans suffering from rare lung diseases due to burn pit exposure. Despite their service, many struggle to secure necessary care and benefits from the VA. This story underscores the urgent need for improved healthcare systems and support for these brave individuals who
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) is now employing 4DMedical’s “XV Scanner” and its X-ray velocimetry technology for its unique capabilities to detect and quantify lung disfunction. VUMC researchers Bradley Richmond, MD, PhD, assistant professor of Allergy, Pulmonary, and Critical Care, and John Gore, PhD, director of VUIIS and Hertha Ramsey
U.S. military veterans who returned from past overseas deployments have experienced a variety of breathing ailments collectively called deployment-related respiratory disease (DRRD), believed to be caused by exposure to burn pits and other airborne hazards. In this episode of The Imaging Wire Show, Brian Casey talks to one veteran about
Military.com recently highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by veterans suffering from rare lung diseases due to burn pit exposure. Despite their service, many struggle to secure necessary care and benefits from the VA. This story underscores the urgent need for improved healthcare systems and support for these brave individuals who
