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New Release of Vesalius3D
December 19, 2019
Vesalius3D 2.8.0 has been released today! Focus has been on workflow and even more ease of use. Check out the videos below about some of the imporovments made.
A short video about the brand-new Scissors tool
A short video about datamanagement in Vesalius3D
Vesalius3D on Facebook
Smart Prevention, Rehabilitation & INtervention Technologies; Personalised Technology for more healthy years.
In this restyled edition of the SPRINT newsletter, you can read the story of SPRINT partner and Amsterdam-based entrepreneur Arjen Brinkman of PS-Medtech. Brinkman reviews the successful SPRINT symposium, last February, University of Twente, City of Enschede. Read his story.
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New dates for EVC 2020 confirmed!
As posted previously, the European Vascular Course (EVC) 2020 in Maastricht, the Netherlands, was cancelled due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
This event was scheduled to take place from March 22-24 but will now take place from June 21-23, 2020. Vesalius3D demonstrations and training courses will be given as planned.
Please visit us at booth 18 at the Trajectum and sign up for one of our courses in Training Suite 30 through this link:
www.vascular-course.com/arterial_training_courses_2020
www.vesalius-3d.com/
Unfortunately, we have to inform you that, both the ECR congress in Vienna (Austria) and the EVC congress in Maastricht (the Netherlands) will be postponed due to the COVID-19 virus.
The European Congress of Radiology (ECR), which should normally have been held from March 11-14, will now take place from July 15-19. Vesalius3D will be used by WIDE in order to demonstrate their medical screens.
The European Vascular Course (EVC), which should have taken place from March 22-24, has been postponed until further notice. The EVC is the largest MedTech training course for vascular and cardiovascular specialists. During this congress Vesalius3D demonstrations and training courses will be given.
www.myesr.org/congress
www.vascular-course.com/
www.widecorp.com/
www.vesalius-3d.com/
Breakthrough in MRI technology
Vesalius3D (www.vesalius-3d.com) want to inform you about a new development in one of our partner hospitals (UMC Utrecht).
Researchers at the UMC Utrecht have developed a new MRI technology called MR-STAT. With MR-Stat patients will, on average, only have to spend 5 minutes in an MRI scanner instead of 25. Having an MRI scan with MR-STAT will be a much more comfortable experience for patients while physicians get more, better information in less time.
MR-STAT can be applied to any existing MRI equipment. This makes its implementation in other hospitals quite easy.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIEsIOlLR1E
