Halifax Biomedical’s Image Processing Software Receives FDA Clearance

Halifax Biomedical announced its image processing software for assessment of spine and joint replacement microinstability and implant fixation has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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“This FDA clearance will enable HBI to provide image processing services for two key clinical issues, deciding whether to intervene to stabilize a total knee replacement due to implant fixation concerns and deciding whether sufficient spine instability is present to justify spine fusion surgery,” said Chad Munro, CEO of Halifax Biomedical.

 

Halifax Biomedical is an evidence-based orthopedic clinical measurements company headquartered in Nova Scotia, Canada, with a U.S. office located in Cambridge, Mass.

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