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Cercare Medical
Cercare Perfusion provides clinicians with valuable patient insights for brain CT, CBCT, and MRI
About Cercare Medical
Every patient should benefit from the power of science and advanced technology. We make radiological workflow fast and efficient with our advanced neuroimaging solutions for brain CT, CBCT, and MRI assessment to enable healthcare professionals to act with speed, insight, and confidence – no matter the circumstances. Cercare Medical brings to life technologies you might be missing to eliminate routine post-processing tasks and get unique maps of perfusion and capillary function proven to improve study analysis and speed. Established by researchers from Aarhus University’s MINDLab, which is headed by professor Leif Østergaard, Cercare Medical brings state-of-the-art research insights into actionable results accelerating radiological workflow efficiency.
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Presence & Recognition
Cercare Medical is hosting a live educational webinar on September 17, 2026, featuring Prof. Leif Østergaard to explore cerebral small vessel disease and Alzheimer's disease through advanced perfusion imaging.
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Presence & Recognition
Cercare Medical is attending ESMINT 2026 in Marseille, joining Siemens Healthineers on their booth to discuss advanced perfusion imaging and neurointerventional solutions.
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Presence & Recognition
Cercare Medical announced that Prof. Leif Østergaard will be hosting a live webinar on September 17, 2026, dedicated to cerebral small vessel disease and Alzheimer’s disease.
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Presence & Recognition
Cercare Medical participated in the presentation of Perfusion Imaging in the Angio Suite at the ESMINT Society 2026 Siemens Healthineers Symposium.
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Presence & Recognition
Cercare Medical is hosting a live webinar for Prof. Leif Østergaard dedicated to cerebral small vessel disease and Alzheimer’s disease.
Reported by Mark Yudilevich