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HeartIT

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Medical image viewing, management and sharing platforms

Life Sciences Technologyheartit.com

Overview

HeartIT develops and offers medical image viewing software. Precession is a cardiac MR solution. It supports anatomical arrangements of cine images, LV and RV volumes calculation, and other measurements such as ejection fraction. It offers detailed structured reports. Cloud CMR is an image sharing and collaboration platform. Practitioners and researchers can share and access de-identified images. Use cases include second opinion, case collaboration, research, and multicenter collaboration. Web Pax UV is a zero footprint image viewer. The company also provides clinical trials image management solutions and services.

Key facts

Founded
2000
Headquarters
Durham, United States
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Industry
Life Sciences Technology

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About HeartIT

What does HeartIT do?

HeartIT develops and offers medical image viewing software.

Where is HeartIT headquartered?

HeartIT is headquartered in Durham, United States.

When was HeartIT founded?

HeartIT was founded in 2000.

Which sector is HeartIT in?

HeartIT operates in Life Sciences Technology.

Who are HeartIT's competitors?

Companies similar to HeartIT include Cardiac Profiles, Brain Biosciences, and Lifenome.