Rivanna releases updated Accuro system

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Mar 29, 2021
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Ultrasound technology developer Rivanna Medical has released an updated version of its artificial intelligence (AI)-based Accuro image-guided spinal navigation system.

The new version now includes the company's BoneEnhance Multifrequency Image Reconstruction algorithm, which improves bone-to-tissue contrast, as well as its SpineNav3D AI spine recognition software, which automates the process of identifying spinal landmarks and depth measurements during needle guidance procedures, the company said.

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