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Perspectum® | Innovating medical imaging in Oxford - where tradition meets technology. AI-driven, patient-focused, advancing healthcare.
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    Jul 21
    Two patients. Similar fibrosis stage. Different levels of disease activity. Fibrosis tells us how much structural damage has accumulated. It remains essential for staging, prognosis and long-term risk assessment. But fibrosis burden alone does not fully describe what is
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    Jul 15
    Not all body fat carries the same risk, and the dangerous kind doesn't show up on the scales. In 75,331 UK Biobank participants, MRI-measured visceral fat predicted type 2 diabetes, liver, cardiovascular and kidney events beyond BMI. And one MRI slice matched a full abdominal 3D
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    Jul 15
    Standard checks can miss liver disease in children. Imaging can reveal it. In Mexico's METCOG cohort, ~1 in 7 children scanned showed signs of MASLD, often without symptoms. Observational study. Luis presents at ICO 2026: icocongress.com/programme-over… #Perspectum #ICO2026 #MASLD
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    Jul 15
    159 vs 20. The estimated number you'd treat with a weight-loss medication to delay one death, before and after adding two MRI measurements to the decision. 23,087 UK Biobank participants. Modeled on published trial data. Our ICO 2026 poster. #Perspectum #ICO2026
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    Jul 12
    Seeing and measuring iron in the brain is hard. At AAIC today, our poster shows QSM can be successfully implemented in superficial siderosis, giving improved visualisation and contrast of hemosiderin (iron) deposition vs R2* and SWI. Early cohort data are encouraging.
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