Wednesday, November 28, 2012
MRI Interventions, Inc. (MRIC) Awarded Frost & Sullivan 2012 Global Company of the Year Award
Commercial stage medical device company MRI Interventions was recognized for its innovative platforms and technologies by receiving the 2012 Global Company of the Year Award in Image-Guided Neural Interventions by Frost & Sullivan, a global business research and consulting firm.
The firm Frost & Sullivan presented the award based on established criteria that included degree of innovation with products and technologies, growth strategy excellence, growth implementation excellence, and leadership in customer value. The firm highlighted MRI Interventions’ Clearpoint® system, which provides an integrated platform for performing a range of minimally-invasive neurological procedures under direct, real-time magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) guidance. The ClearPoint system allows a surgeon to aim the targeting device at a neurological target, and watch in real-time as the surgical instrument is advanced to the target.
“MRI Interventions’ ClearPoint system enables neurological interventions which offer distinct advantages over conventional and robotic procedures,” Frost & Sullivan healthcare industry analyst Beulah Devadason stated in the press release. “The many advantages of this system include reduced patient trauma, and reduction in the overall cost and time required for procedures, which further improves profitability for hospitals.”
To date, ClearPoint systems are being utilized at 16 hospitals in the United States and two hospitals in Europe.
For more information visit www.MRIinterventions.com
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