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→ European Society of Cardiology
XRnostics are delighted to demonstrate their groundbreaking VR technology at the ESC, partnering with Optum healthcare for the event to show the benefits of an integrated VR solution for planning surgical or catheter intervention
XRnostics at European Society of Cardiology 2024
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→ ITN Business. 10.2023
‘Discover how, using virtual reality, BHF-funded Professor John Simpson and his team are creating 3D images of the heart. They hope this could lead to better outcomes in surgery for children born with congenital heart disease.’
‘The Hidden Heart’
→ British Heart Foundation. 10.2023
‘The Hidden Heart.’
‘We’ve partnered with ITN Business to shine a spotlight on hidden heart conditions with our news-style programme, 'The Hidden Heart. presented by former BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin.’
→ Kings College London. 10.2022
Hospital of the Future heralded a success at New Scientist Live.’
‘‘Heartwarming and extraordinary': The Hospital of the Future by the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences’
From sci-fi to reality: a peek into the future of medicine.
‘From heart transplants to implantable devices, BHF-funded science has helped to develop innovations that once seemed like science fiction. Here’s a preview of what the future of medicine might bring next.’
→ British Heart Foundation. 07.2022
→ Digital Health. 03.2022
‘Evelina London and King’s College London develop VR for heart surgery.’
‘Evelina London and King’s College London have joined forces to develop a new virtual reality (VR) technology that enables surgeons to better prepare for heart surgeries. ’
→ Evelina London VR. 02.2022
‘New virtual reality technology to improve heart surgery.’
‘New technology developed by researchers at Evelina London and King’s College London allows surgeons to immerse themselves into a patient’s heart to plan surgery using virtual reality.’
→ British Heart Foundation. 02.2022
New Virtual Reality technology to repair hearts.
‘New Virtual Reality (VR) technology we're funding could improve outcomes for the thousands of patients who undergo a surgical or keyhole procedure for congenital heart disease every year.’
→ British Heart Foundation. 02.2022
VR hearts. How our research could help children like Rosie.
‘From heart transplants to implantable devices, BHF-funded science has helped to develop innovations that once seemed like science fiction.’
→ Irish News. 02.2022
‘New virtual reality technology could help repair hearts.’
‘New virtual reality (VR) technology could improve outcomes for the thousands of patients who undergo surgery for heart defects present from birth.’