SUH
0.04
90.5%
EEL
0.001
-50%
MEI
0.13
88.4%
TMS
0.005
-50%
EQS
0.03
66.7%
OLI
0.003
-40%
NWM
0.015
66.7%
ASR
0.002
-33.3%
ASM
0.775
63.2%
KAL
0.052
-33.3%
VHM
0.38
60.3%
PSL
0.006
-33.3%
ENV
0.008
60%
BPM
0.028
-26.3%
PGY
0.008
60%
MRQ
0.003
-25%
WIN
0.022
57.1%
PIL
0.003
-25%
REE
0.036
56.5%
RLG
0.003
-25%
M2R
0.003
50%
TMK
0.003
-25%
SLZ
0.009
50%
IMI
0.013
-23.5%
PEK
0.16
45.5%
CYB
0.075
-20.2%
SRL
0.71
43.4%
CR3
0.012
-20%
BCM
0.01
42.9%
DGR
0.004
-20%
VMM
0.355
42%
RGL
0.004
-20%
NTU
0.04
37.9%
SPQ
0.004
-20%
PAT
0.07
37.3%
VRC
0.004
-20%
SGQ
0.026
36.8%
AKM
0.23
-19.3%
PSC
0.15
36.4%
IR1
0.155
-18.4%

Optiscan Imaging (ASX:OIL) reveals next-gen microscopic medical imaging device

Optiscan Imaging (ASX:OIL) reveals its new microscopic medical imaging device, InVue™, which is designed to enable precision surgery by putting real-time digital pathology access directly into the hands of surgeons.

  • Optiscan reveals its InVue™ next-gen microscopic medical imaging device for precision surgery.
    • InVue™ expands Optiscan’s product portfolio into the surgical application market, representing a significant step forward in realising the Company’s strategic goals.
    • InVue™ can be used in a variety of clinical settings, most notably in cancer diagnosis and treatment.
    • InVue™ is designed to put digital pathology directly in the hands of surgeons as they operate, to enable on-the-spot decision making and treatment adjustments.

Optiscan CEO and Managing Director, Dr Camile Farah, said: “Getting our next-gen InVue™ microscopic medical imaging device to the reveal stage is a real credit to the hard work of the entire Optiscan team. The reveal is much more than just a significant milestone in the Company’s growth strategy. It paves the way for a significant evolution of digital pathology and precision surgery. InVue™ will bring digital pathology insights into the operating theatre and directly into the hands of surgeons. The end-result will be enhanced speed and accuracy of treatment, which should in turn deliver improved patient outcomes.”