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Our technology innovation, market development, clinical and product initiatives have fueled our growth during 2009 and leave us well positioned for a strong 2010 marked by excellent revenue growth and GAAP profitability.
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Scott Huennekens in
Volcano Reports 44 Percent Increase in Fourth Quarter Revenues
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These ex-vivo results are very encouraging and we expect the in-vivo results to be even better, due to better contrast on perfused tissue.
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Colin Hopper in
Michelson Diagnostics Reports First Quantitative Results on Cancer Diagnosis Using Multi-beam OCT imaging
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This is a remarkable milestone for Michelson Diagnostics, as it shows, through a statistically significant sample, that multi-beam OCT technology has the potential to play an important role in the early diagnosis of cancer.
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Jon Holmes in
Michelson Diagnostics Reports First Quantitative Results on Cancer Diagnosis Using Multi-beam OCT imaging
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If we can catch it early, the incipient tumour is small and can be easily excised, for a complete cure in most cases. but if it has been allowed to develop, the treatment is expensive, invasive, often disfiguring surgery, with a poor prognosis. We really need a fast, non-invasive way to scan the many lumps that develop in the mouths of users of tobacco, alcohol and betel nut, to see when one is developing a cancer – now, it really looks like OCT imaging is the answer
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Colin Hopper in
Michelson Diagnostics Reports First Quantitative Results on Cancer Diagnosis Using Multi-beam OCT imaging
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I am becoming a big fan of spectral-domain OCT, especially Spectralis [Heidelberg Engineering, Vista, Calif.]...To this point with time-domain OCT, I have not been convinced that you can use this technology to follow patients over time. Now, with the faster image acquisition and better axial resolution we see with SD OCT, there is better quantitative peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer measurement for glaucoma management. The improved accuracy of the OCT segmentation allows for better long-term evaluation of patients.
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Leon W. Herndon in
Delving into glaucoma
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At a comparable level of specificity, Spectralis OCT RNFL measurement attained a higher sensitivity than HRT optic disc measurement.
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Chris K. S. Leung in
Delving into glaucoma
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Stratus OCT RNFL parameters were able to discriminate eyes with progressing disease by visual fields or optic disc photographs with eyes that remained stable according to these methods, and performed significantly better than [optic nerve head] and macular thickness parameters in detecting change over time.
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Felipe A. Medeiros in
Delving into glaucoma
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We saw [the Volcano deal] as a way in a tough financial market to raise much needed funds.
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Lumen Biomedical sells core product to Volcano to generate much needed cash
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Volcano is excited to fortify its commitment to be the leading and most-trusted partner for physicians when addressing patients with complex disease states that require thrombus aspiration.
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Scott Huennekens in
Volcano Corporation Completes Acquisition of Lumen Biomedical's Xtract Thrombus Aspiration Catheter
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There is only one other imaging instrument on the market dedicated to pediatric eye care, and no other OCT system.
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Eric L. Buckland in
Big Ideas from Small Businesses: Vision-related research by innovative thinkers - Imaging the eyes of infants
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