Siemens Healthcare’s Inline VF (ventricular function) is reportedly the first fully automatic software module for cardiac function analysis with MRI. This module is used to analyze cardiac image data immediately after acquisition and without user interference. Up to now, the image data had to first be transferred to a post-processing computer for manual processing. Inline VF provides the physician with very fast access to highly reproducible results of the functional analysis.
Technology | February 25, 2009
Siemens Inline VF is Fully Automatic Software Module for MR Cardiac Function Analysis
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