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Ultrasound is transforming the field of neuroimaging with the technological advances achieved by the Physics for Medicine laboratory (Inserm, ESPCI Paris-PSL, CNRS) in the past decade. The ...

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The ClearFit AI integrated platform combines sonolucent implant technology, bedside ultrasound imaging, and artificial intelligence to support the future of postoperative brain visualization.

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