GE HealthCare finalizes acquisition of Cleveland-based provider of AI imaging-analysis software
The company plans to integrate MIM Software's radiology and nuclear medicine solutions into its advanced-visualization product line. GE HealthCare has finalized the acquisition of Cleveland-based MIM Software Inc., a provider of image-analysis technology for radiology and other specialties. The company plans to integrate MIM's solutions into its advanced-visualization product line, offering AI-powered image segmentation, contouring and dosimetry analysis across specialties such as radiology, molecular imaging and radiation oncology. GE sees the MIM suite of imaging solutions as beneficial features such as integration of images from multiple modalities into one treatment plan and advanced processing to help radiologists and nuclear medicine specialists gauge patients’ response to therapy.
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GE HealthCare announced Monday it has finalized the acquisition of MIM Software Inc., a Cleveland-based provider of image-analysis technology for radiology and other specialties.
Back in January, GE said it sees a variety of beneficial features in the MIM suite of imaging solutions. Those include the ability to integrate images from multiple modalities into one treatment plan, along with advanced processing to help radiologists and nuclear medicine specialists gauge patients’ response to therapy.
Chicago-headquartered GE plans to integrate MIM Software solutions into its advanced-visualization product line. This will allow it to offer AI-powered image segmentation, contouring and dosimetry analysis across specialties such as radiology, molecular imaging and radiation oncology.
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