Advancing Quantitative MRI! We’re excited to see you at ISMRM in Cape Town at Booth C15. Stop by to talk about data quality, standardization, reproducibility, and quantitative imaging in the age of AI.

Integrated hardware/software platform: clinical trials, QA/QC, R&D, and AI/ML validation/testing

CaliberMRI’s qCal-MR now supports more than 50 scanner makes and models (and growing):
– Canon Medical Systems Corporation (Galan 3T, Canon Orian)
–GE HealthCare, GE MEDICAL INC (Discovery Mr450, Discovery Mr750, Mr750W, Optima Mr450W, Optima Mr450W Gem, Signa Architect, Signa Artist, Systems Signa Hdxt, Systems Signa Pet/Mr, Signa Pioneer, Signa Premier, Systems Signa Uhp)
–Hyperfine | AI-Powered Portable MRI (Research Swoop)
–Philips (Achieva, Achieva Dstream, Ingenia, Ingenia Ambition X, Ingenia Cx, Elition X, Marlin, Mr 7700)
–Siemens Healthineers (Aera, Avanto, Avanto Dot, Avanto Fit, Espree, Magnetom Aera, Magnetom Cima.X, Magnetom Free.Max, Magnetom Lumina, Magnetom Prisma, Magnetom Prisma Fit, Magnetom Skyra, Magnetom Skyra Fit, Magnetom Sola, Magnetom Vida, Magnetom Vida Fit, Prisma, Prisma Fit, Skyra, Skyra Fit, Triotim, Verio)
–United Imaging Healthcare (Umr Omega, Upmr 790)

Don’t see you scanner and interested in our platform (or already have a phantom)? Reach out directly.

qMRI phantoms for diffusion, T1, T2, PD
Products cited in >250 papers
Custom phantoms for new applications

If you’re at a Mini-Hub or cannot attend, please reach out via LinkedIn.

Phantoms include National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)/ISMRM Relaxometry Phantom (Model 130); Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)/QIBA (now QMIC – Quantitative Medical Imaging Coalition) Phantom Model 128; Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), University of California, San Francisco, @NIH Breast Phantom.

 

 

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