Nanox scores clearance for cloud-connected X-ray bed after years of FDA review

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1. Nanox has received FDA clearance for its multi-source X-ray bed, Nanox.ARC, aimed at providing a compact imaging system for clinics and hospitals.

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2. The Nanox.ARC can utilize up to five separate X-ray-emitting tubes simultaneously to create three-dimensional images of the body, similar to a CT scan.

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3.The FDA's clearance covers the use of this stationary system in adults and its associated cloud-based computing infrastructure.

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4. The FDA previously approved Nanox's single-source X-ray bed in early 2021.

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5. Nanox plans to provide access to its multi-source imager through a pay-per-scan business model, with remote scan readings and analyses conducted via its teleradiology network.

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6. The company aims to expand the availability of its systems to rural areas or regions lacking access to digital imaging and healthcare.

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7. Nanox and its AI-focused subsidiary have recently received FDA approval for AI programs that help detect signs of osteoporosis.

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8. Nanox's CEO, Erez Meltzer, stated that their innovative technology could increase access to medical imaging and shift healthcare towards proactive disease prevention and early detection.

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9. The FDA approval process for the multi-source bed took longer than expected, with the company first submitting it in 2021.

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10. Both the single-source and multi-source beds use Nanox's "cold cathode" emitter tube technology, which is marketed as a cost-effective alternative to traditional X-ray machines.

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