Aclarion signed a commercial agreement with Spine Institute of Louisiana in Shreveport, according to an April 29 news release.
The practice will use Aclarion’s Nociscan diagnostic tool for chronic lower back pain patients. Nociscan uses artificial intelligence to help physicians identify the location of back pain.
Spine Institute of Louisiana has five surgeons. In 2005, the practice established a nationally recognized research center.
With the new partnership, Clarion’s Nociscan is now available in 17 locations across eight states.
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