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We are heading to the?AdvaMed Accel,?the The MedTech Conference in?Toronto, next week! We’re thrilled to showcase ATUSA, our cutting-edge, AI-powered?breast?imaging?technology that’s set to revolutionize early cancer?detection. Reach out and schedule a time to chat! Together, we can make a lasting impact. Neda Razavi, MBA Shadi Saberi Kimberly Sharp Ally Parnes, M.D. Jessmy DSouza Vicky Word Olivier Roy, Ph.D. #MedTech #BreastCancerAwareness #AIInnovation #EarlyDetection #AdvaMed #iSonoHealth #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalDevices #TorontoConference #DenseBreast MedTech Innovator MedTech Dive MedTech World MedtechWOMEN AdvaMed Medtech Canada

Did you know that nearly 50% of women have dense breast tissue? ?? This doubles the risk of breast cancer, and more importantly, it makes early detection more challenging than traditional imaging methods. With the new FDA mandate issued on September 10, 2024, healthcare providers are now required to inform women if they have dense breasts. This is a game-changer because traditional mammograms can miss up to 70% of lesions in dense breast tissue! At iSono Health, we’re dedicated to empowering women with the knowledge and tools they need to take control of their health. Dense breast tissue is a significant risk factor, and knowing your risks can help you and your doctor find the right solutions to ensure cancer doesn’t go undetected. We envision a future where advanced, reproducible technologies—like the ones we're developing—enable clinicians to provide more personalized and proactive care. Ladies, if you have dense breasts, now is the time to ask your provider about the best imaging options available. Knowledge is power. Stay informed and take charge of your health! ?? #BreastHealth #DenseBreasts #BreastCancerAwareness #iSonoHealth #ATUSA #AIUltrasound #WomensHealth

A Landmark Victory for Women’s Health: Understanding Dense Breast Tissue and Your Breast Cancer Risk We are excited to celebrate a pivotal moment in #WomensHealth with the FDA's recent update to the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA). This new mandate ensures that women in all 50 states will now be informed if their mammograms reveal "DENSE" breast tissue, empowering them to take charge of their breast health. So, what does having "dense" breast tissue mean? Imagine spotting a specific cloud on a particularly cloudy day—it’s a challenge because everything looks so similar. Dense breast tissue poses a similar problem for mammograms: it has more milk ducts and glands relative to fatty tissue, and since both appear white on a mammogram, detecting cancer becomes much more complicated. Here’s what you need to know if you have dense breast tissue: - Dense tissue women are at least 2 times more likely to develop breast cancer - Detecting cancer on your mammogram can be more difficult. - An additional breast imaging study might be necessary to ensure that no hidden cancers go unnoticed. - Remarkably, a higher percentage of breast cancers are found in women with dense breast tissue. This FDA mandate marks a significant victory in ensuring that women are better informed about their risks and options, starting with a mammogram and considering further imaging if needed. We celebrate this milestone and remain dedicated to advancing technology that enhances early detection and supports women in making informed choices for their health. #WomensHealth #BreastCancerAwareness #DenseBreastTissue #EarlyDetection #iSonoHealt #FinditEarlyAct Susan G Koman Foundation Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer DeepLook Medical Neda Razavi, MBAAlly Parnes, M.D. https://lnkd.in/gZukdyHS

Join us at booth #440 at The American Society of Breast Surgeons in #Orlando and dive into the future of breast lesion analysis with ATUSA! Our revolutionary portable 3D automated breast ultrasound system is here to streamline workflows and empower #surgeons #radiologists. Unveiling the Power of #AI: We'll showcase our research poster detailing the development of 3dAutoSeg, an intelligent #AI-based segmentation model. This innovation automates volume measurement of breast lesions in 3D ultrasound images, significantly reducing the workload for radiologists grappling with mountains of data. See ATUSA in Action! We'll have a live demo of ATUSA at booth #440 so you can experience the power and efficiency of this groundbreaking technology firsthand. Stop by booth #440, and let's revolutionize #breast care together! #DenseBreast #AIinImaging #BreastCancer #Automation #Robotics #ASBRS2024

We are thrilled to announce that iSono Health has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan with the prestigious 2023 United States New Product Innovation Award for our groundbreaking #ATUSA system! The ATUSA system is the world's first FDA-approved automated, portable, and wearable 3D breast ultrasound scanner. This revolutionary technology is transforming 3D breast imaging by: - Enhancing Patient Comfort and Experience:?Our comfortable wearable accessory ensures a quick and painless scanning process in just 2 minutes. - Improving Accessibility:?ATUSA can be used in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and even at home, increasing access to quality breast care for everyone. - Empowering Healthcare Professionals and Saving Clinician Costs:?The intuitive software and innovative easy-to-operate allows medical professionals of all skill levels to capture high-quality 3D images and deliver faster diagnoses. - Revolutionizing 3D Breast Imaging:?ATUSA's 3D visualization and rapid scanning capabilities aid in the early and precise identification of lesions, particularly in patients with dense breast tissue. We are incredibly proud of this recognition from Frost & Sullivan, a leading global research and consulting firm. This award underscores our commitment to developing innovative solutions that improve patient outcomes and revolutionize breast cancer care. ATUSA is designed for screening, detection, pre-operative planning and patient monitoring. Read about the groundbreaking ATUSA system here: https://isonohealth.com/ #ABUS #BreastCancer #Innovation #WomensHealth #iSonoHealth #ProductInnovation #AIInImaging #3DUltrasound #AIinDiagnostic #Medtech #Surgicalplanning #breastimaging Let's celebrate this incredible achievement together!

As we bid farewell to Women's History Month, iSono Health proudly celebrates #women's remarkable contributions to #medicalimaging, particularly in advancing #cancer screening techniques. These visionary pioneers have paved the way for technological advancements like #mammography, #radiology, #CTscans, and #ultrasound, saving countless lives through their innovative work. Let's acknowledge a few of these remarkable women: - Marie Curie (1867-1934) - Renowned for her pioneering research in radioactivity, Dr. Curie's discoveries laid the groundwork for modern radiology and imaging techniques. - Elizabeth Fleischmann (1867-1905) - A trailblazer in radiology, Dr. Fleischmann's contributions to early X-ray imaging were foundational in medical diagnostics. - Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958): Using X-ray crystallography, she confirmed that the DNA molecule has a double-helix structure. - Dr. Florence Stoney (1870-1932) - A pioneer in medical physics, Dr. Stoney's research in radiology significantly advanced imaging technologies. - Dr. Gertrude Elion (1918-1999) - A Nobel laureate biochemist, Dr. Elion's work on purine analogues contributed to life-saving cancer treatments detected through imaging. - Dr. Janet Lane-Claypon (1877-1967) - A pioneering epidemiologist, Dr. Lane-Claypon's research laid the groundwork for cancer epidemiology and early detection strategies. - Dr. Sarah Stewart (1905-1976) - A pioneer in virology and cancer research, advanced our understanding of viral oncogenesis and tumor biology. - Dr. Irene Joliot-Curie (1897-1956) - A Nobel laureate in chemistry, Dr. Joliot-Curie's contributions to radioactivity research had profound implications for medical imaging and radiation therapy. - Dr. Edith Quimby (1891-1982) - A pioneering physicist, Dr. Quimby's work in radiation safety and dosimetry was instrumental in advancing medical imaging techniques. - Dr. Alice Ettinger (1899-1993)—A trailblazer in medical imaging, Dr. Ettinger brought the spot-film imaging technique to the United States and contributed to focused X-ray examination for detailed analysis and diagnosis. - Dr. Ivy O. Brooks (1966-1986) was the first African-American woman leader in radiology, serving as chief of radiology at Tuskegee VA Hospital. - Dr. Jeanne Mandelblatt - A radiologist is championing low-dose mammography, critical in early breast cancer detection. These extraordinary women have shaped the evolution of medical imaging and empowered healthcare professionals worldwide to deliver superior patient care. At iSono Health, we are proud to stand alongside these inspiring women, working towards a future where even more lives can be saved through advancements in medical imaging. Guided by their enduring legacy, we strive towards #innovation in cancer screening. #WomenInScience #MedicalImaging #CancerScreening #Innovation #iSonoHealth #CelebrateWomen #WomensHistoryMonth #MedicalImaging #BreastCancer?#womenhealth

iSono Health booth is buzzing with energy at #RSNA2023 on Day 1. Visit us in the South Hall booth #1753 to experience world’s first portable and wearable ultrasound. We turned heads with our software demo. Don’t miss your chance to see us in action! https://lnkd.in/gpmP5n8y