RE:RE:RE:RE:GE healthcare and reconstruction with AI Good points.
To me-I also see VPTs ultrasound to be an adjunct to the MRI, if I understood you correctly.
It does offer portability and cost effectiveness as you note.
To me, and from discussions with radiologists (not cardiologists) MRI is a superior technique for resolution at a tissue level but CT is preferred depending on what you are examining(bones,lung, viscera) and quicker.
Ultrasound has the advantages you mention but doesn’t have the resolution of the other 2 techniques.
Most hospitals already have CTs and MRIs so the AI application should be an easy add on. I was impressed how quickly this is advancing since I last researched it.
To me-smaller clinics could really be the market for VPTs device -and the leasing model you mentioned makes sense
Anyway, with vaccinations rates increasing, and infection rates starting to subside,hopefully VPT can get access to clinics and we can see how this plays out
The margins will be important to see- the gross margins were not 95%(more like 50%) and on net were a loss.
So should be interesting to see the new data for sure on financials.
Ok
Time to watch some playoff sports and have a IPA
Good to discuss rationally.