Polarean Imaging plc. products

Diagnostic lung imaging has evolved significantly, from the earliest lung volume testing in the 1800s, rectilinear scanning in the mid-1960s, the first commercially available CT (computerized tomography) scanner in the 1970s,1 and in 1977, the first human MRI scan,2 allowing for higher resolution soft-tissue imaging than ever before. Despite many advancements, the lungs are one of the most complex organs for functional imaging. Most lung diagnostic and imaging modalities currently in use show some of the upper airway structure, but with varying degrees of detail and accuracy. Current diagnostic tools, such as scintigraphy and CT Scan, carry their own inherent limitations and risks, making repeated diagnostic and therapeutic use prohibitive to both the patient and the test administrator.

Xenon MRI has the potential to provide a detailed, quantifiable picture of lung imaging, including form and function.

Designed specifically for Xenon MRI scanning. Pending 510k clearance. Not available for sale in the U.S. Investigational Device Limited by Federal Law to Investigational Use.