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    In addition, Exact Imaging's platform may be a superior clinical solution for image-guided, focused laser ablation (FLA) for urology by eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming MRI guidance during the procedure, thus making the treatment faster, more accurate, and cost effective. Exact Imaging's micro-ultrasound real-time imaging and biopsy guidance solution has the potential to dramatically increases the clinician's ability to target diseased tissue and receive superior guidance during the procedure, in terms of monitoring the FLA treatment.

    "Its ease of use, accessible bedside biopsy for prostate cancer, and superior user experience for targeted biopsies can potentially attract a diverse customer base. To accelerate the commercialisation and growth of its technologies, Exact Imaging has secured key commercial partnerships, such as with UroGPO, a prominent urology-specific GPO in North America," noted Durga Chandrupatla. "These product benefits and expanded application scope can potentially position ExactVu as the standard of care in prostate cancer-targeted biopsies."

    Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents this award to the company that has developed a product with innovative features and functionality that is gaining rapid acceptance in the market. The award recognises the solution's quality and the customer value enhancements it enables.

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    About Exact Imaging
    Exact Imaging (www.exactimaging.com) is the world's leader in high-resolution micro-ultrasound systems enabling real-time imaging and guided biopsies in the urological market for prostate cancer. Exact Imaging's ExactVu micro-ultrasound platform operates at 29 MHz and enables a whole new level of resolution with the benefits of ease of use, affordability, and is an extension of the current urological workflow. Using the Exact Imaging platform, urologists are able to visualize areas of interest in the prostate and specifically target biopsies at those areas. For those cases where MRI might assist, the FusionVu micro-US/MRI fusion application operates on the ExactVu micro-ultrasound platform and facilitates fast, simple MRI fusion-based targeting with the guidance of the micro-ultrasound system's 70-micron real-time resolution. The ExactVu micro-ultrasound system including the FusionVu application has received regulatory approval in the European Union (CE Mark), the United States (FDA 510(k)), and Canada (Health Canada medical device license). 

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    Exact Imaging Commended by Frost & Sullivan for ExactVu, its Micro-Ultrasound System for Targeted Prostate Biopsies - Seite 2 ExactVu provides urologists with a highly practical solution for real-time diagnostic imaging, visualization, and targeting of prostate biopsies LONDON, July 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - Based on its recent analysis of the global prostate cancer …