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Imricor Says Philips Issues 'Third-Party Product Compatibility Declaration' for Its Interventional Magnetic Resonance Products

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Imricor Medical Systems (ASX:IMR) said Philips Medical Systems Nederland issued a "Third-Party Product Compatibility Declaration," covering Imricor's interventional magnetic resonance products when used with Philips' magnetic resonance systems, according to a Friday Australian bourse filing.

This will allow Imricor's NorthStar mapping and guidance system to connect and operate in a commercial clinical setting with Philips magnetic resonance scanners.

The declaration covers five initial magnetic resonance systems and four magnetic resonance system upgrades running software versions R12.1.1 or greater.

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