A firm, Abdul Latif Jameel Health, has said iSono Health’s ATUSA scanner will help transform breast care with automated imaging and artificial intelligence.
A statement by the firm on Monday stated that the partnership would make Abdul Latif Jameel Health become the exclusive distributor of iSono Health’s ATUSA scanner in the Global South and make it available to millions of women in 31 countries in the Middle East and North Africa, Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.Founder and CEO, iSono Health, Dr Maryam Ziaei, said, “We have been able to develop a scanner which takes two minutes to scan and makes breast imaging painless and convenient.
Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Latif Jameel Health, Akram Bouchenaki, added, “Their ATUSA scanner is one of the most innovative pieces of technology I have witnessed in my career, and I know it will very soon become one of the most valuable products used by physicians and for healthcare systems.”All rights reserved.
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