Optiscan Imaging is recruiting patients into a Melbourne trial of its innovative precision surgery and pathology devices to improve breast cancer...
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- SMH.COM.AU - Top Stories - 15/07/2024 06:38
Optiscan gets nod for in-surgery breast cancer imaging
Optiscan Imaging has received the nod of approval to start taking in-human images during surgery for breast cancer patients using its “InVue” technology.
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