FDA OKs Philips’ ElastQ Imaging device

Royal Philips’ ElastQ Imaging device earned market clearance from the Food and Drug Administration.

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ElastQ aids in the diagnosis of various liver conditions, including hepatitis B and C, liver cancer and cirrhosis.

The device uses shear wave elastography to assess soft liver tissue for stiffness — a sign of issues with the organ — without the need for a liver biopsy.

ElastQ offers a larger field of vision, color-coded quantitative assessment of the tissue stiffness, and real-tine feedback and intelligent analysis, according to a news release.

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