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Western Sydney University Unveils World-First Heart Imaging Tech

See your heart like never before. This new tech promises earlier, more accurate diagnoses and reduced hospitalizations.

In this picture we can see a few heart shaped colorful objects throughout the image.
In this picture we can see a few heart shaped colorful objects throughout the image.

Western Sydney University Unveils World-First Heart Imaging Tech

Western Sydney University has introduced a groundbreaking cardiac technology, the first of its kind in the region. Commissioned in 2023, this advanced system offers unprecedented clarity in examining the heart, marking a significant leap in cardiac diagnostics.

The new system, provided by Quantum Medscan Radiology Group, is described by CEO Chris Munday as the latest in technology. It enables doctors to see details of the heart that were previously invisible on standard CT scanners. This ultra-high-resolution cardiac imaging is achieved with lower radiation exposure, potentially reducing risks for patients.

Health authorities anticipate that this technology will have a significant impact on patient outcomes. It could potentially reduce hospitalisations for heart disease patients by enabling earlier and more accurate diagnoses.

Western Sydney University's implementation of this world-leading cardiac education technology is set to revolutionise cardiac care in the region. With its ultra-high-resolution images and lower radiation exposure, the technology promises to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare burdens.

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