United Hayek debuts cardiac MR device

Michael Bassett | October 19, 2009 | Health Exec | Precision Medicine

United Hayek Industries has released Hayek MRI-RTX, a device to deliver cardiac MRI scans more efficiently by synchronizing respiratory and cardiac motion.

The patented Hayek MRI-RTX removes the time constraints of breath-holding, and overcomes the limited efficiency of navigator imaging, the company said. The London-based firm claims the tool allows coronary MR angiographies to be performed in the half the scan time with higher navigator efficiency.

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