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Philips expands rollout of its ClarifEye augmented reality surgical navigation solution to Japan

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Thursday, October 13, 2022
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Philips augmented reality surgical navigation solution - ClarifEye - combines 2D and 3D visualizations at low X-ray dose with 3D AR navigation into one system.

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  • Philips augmented reality surgical navigation solution - ClarifEye - combines 2D and 3D visualizations at low X-ray dose with 3D AR navigation into one system.
  • Compared to existing navigation systems, ClarifEye has no reference frame-related errors, and its wonderful that it achieves real time imaging with pedicle segmentation.
  • [4] Elmi-Terander A at el, Augmented reality navigation with intraoperative 3D imaging vs fluoroscopy-assisted free-hand surgery for spine fixation surgery, a matched-control study, Nature Sci.
  • accuracy results from a multicenter, prospective clinical study using a skin markerbased optical navigation system, European Spine Journal, Sept 2022.

Canon Medical Signals Its Support for a Multicenter Ultrasound Liver Evaluation and Assessment Study

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Friday, November 26, 2021
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Canon Medical announced today its support for the iLEAD (innovative Liver, Elasticity, Attenuation and Dispersion) study, an international multicenter study aiming to evaluate quantitative ultrasound imaging tools against liver biopsy (the current clinical gold standard), available on the Aplio Liver Package for the assessment of Steatosis, Fibrosis, and Inflammation in the clinical environment.

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  • Canon Medical announced today its support for the iLEAD (innovative Liver, Elasticity, Attenuation and Dispersion) study, an international multicenter study aiming to evaluate quantitative ultrasound imaging tools against liver biopsy (the current clinical gold standard), available on the Aplio Liver Package for the assessment of Steatosis, Fibrosis, and Inflammation in the clinical environment.
  • This Multicenter study is focusing on the assessment of NASH (Non-Alcoholic SteatoHepatitis) using non-invasive innovative ultrasound liver imaging techniques against the current gold standard of liver biopsy.
  • The global burden of liver disease, along with its significant individual, community and financial implications, has driven ultrasound development of non-invasive, safe tools.
  • At Canon Medical, we work hand in hand with our partners - our medical, academic and research community.

Extensive Cooperation between China and Japan in Digital Society and AI

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Monday, November 1, 2021
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Pang Dazhi, vice president of NetEase believes that the young generation in China and Japan gets to know each other's culture through digital products, such as animation, games, music and movies.

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  • Pang Dazhi, vice president of NetEase believes that the young generation in China and Japan gets to know each other's culture through digital products, such as animation, games, music and movies.
  • "In fact, based on the same cultural heritage and highly complementary technology on game development, the two countries have broad space for cooperation in the field of digital culture and digital economy."
  • said, there is great room for cooperation between China and Japan in the field of AI.
  • "China and Japan face common challenges in education, medical care, care for elderly people and other areas.

Extensive Cooperation between China and Japan in Digital Society and AI

Retrieved on: 
Monday, November 1, 2021
Animation, Efficiency, Technology, Genron NPO, Science and Technology Daily, Shock, International University, Carbon, Music, China International Publishing Group, Human, Common, International University of Health and Welfare, Decision-making, Economic development, VP, IFlytek, Senior, Collection, Climate change, Computer, Ageing, COVID-19, Multimedia, COO, NetEase, Privacy, Solution, Lists of disasters, Hope, Culture, Education, SenseTime, AI, Animal, Medical device, Renewable energy

Pang Dazhi, vice president of NetEase believes that the young generation in China and Japan gets to know each other's culture through digital products, such as animation, games, music and movies.

Key Points: 
  • Pang Dazhi, vice president of NetEase believes that the young generation in China and Japan gets to know each other's culture through digital products, such as animation, games, music and movies.
  • "In fact, based on the same cultural heritage and highly complementary technology on game development, the two countries have broad space for cooperation in the field of digital culture and digital economy."
  • said, there is great room for cooperation between China and Japan in the field of AI.
  • "China and Japan face common challenges in education, medical care, care for elderly people and other areas.