AI could now become a vital component in cancer treatment
A new AI technology from 3SONIC, Rigshospitalet and DTU aims to support critical decision-making during cancer surgeries, an innovation with the potential to save lives.
Read moreA new AI technology from 3SONIC, Rigshospitalet and DTU aims to support critical decision-making during cancer surgeries, an innovation with the potential to save lives.
Read moreThrough the BETA.HEALTH program, we are validating and maturing the 3Sonic platform at Rigshospitalet. The goal is clear: providing surgeons with real-time 3D imaging in the OR to reduce repeat surgeries and improve survival rates.
Read moreNo patient should have to go through a second surgery due to missed cancer tissue. 3Sonic is developing technology intended to let surgeons verify tumor margins with precise 3D ultrasound in under 10 minutes.
Read moreA simple ultrasound scan transformed into 3D images is meant to help surgeons evaluate tumors directly in the operating room. The goal is faster, more precise, and more cost-effective treatment.
Read more3SONIC aims to address a critical healthcare gap by bringing fast, precise 3D ultrasound margin assessment into the operating room, to help ensure no cancerous tissue is left behind during tumor resections.
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3Sonic featured in The Times in an article on lessons the NHS can learn from Denmark.