Imagin Medical Inc. (IMEXF)

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im just doing some dd about them...

As effective as chemical agents are in visualizing cancerous cells, the full hour required for prep time poses logistical challenges for the operating room. Establishing a protocol to effectively coordinate the schedules of the O.R., the staff and the surgeon, often makes this method impractical and costly. As well as affecting the flow and efficiency of the O.R., the time delay limits the widespread use of this method in the less-expensive physicians’ office setting.

In addition, this system projects two different images onto separate monitors for viewing by the surgeon: 1) a white light image shows the full landscape of the bladder, but doesn’t highlight the cancer and 2) a blue-filtered image shows a highlighted image of the cancer, but without any indication of its precise location in the bladder. Viewing these images requires the surgeon to manually switch back and forth between the two in order to accurately assess the details of the tumor and its exact location, posing an additional challenge for the surgical team. There is no question that the need for a practical (reduced prep time), ultra-sensitive imaging instrument to correctly and safely diagnose and treat bladder cancer is acute.

really? im not sure there is even that much of a demand for the kind of device they are developping. iblue doesnt sound very revolutionary to me honestly. im not in the medical field though... furthermore in their corporate presentation they once say less than 15 minutes then less than 10 minutes... i found other flaws but i dont remember right now. it reads like a paper to convince ppl to invest into them.

Managed as a virtual company with an experienced management team that
has done it before

ok... why not give some examples?

i actually considered investing into them but it doesnt look like ill do right now. theyll also raise more capital imo. they burnt 500k+ in the last quarter i could find