Technologies to assist complex fMRI are designed to enhance workflow as well as comfort

For over two decades, NordicNeuroLab has collaborated with hospitals and research institutions to transform complex fMRI technologies into intuitive, reliable solutions that enhance workflow and comfort. The company says it seeks to combine precision, usability and comfort in its range of technologies, in order to make MRI clearer, calmer and more human.

One of these, nordicAudio, moves beyond traditional audio systems to offer hi-fi, non-pneumatic audio with active noise cancellation. The result is clear auditory stimulus presentation and natural two-way communication, improving data quality and patient comfort.

nordicMEDiVA turns data into insight through an intuitive post-processing and visualisation platform with dedicated modules for task-based functional MRI (BOLD), resting-state fMRI, Diffusion and Tractography, and DSC Perfusion. It provides automated pipelines, real-time collaboration and vendor-neutral integration. The system is FDA cleared, although some new features remain pending FDA review, and is for research use only outside the USA while the company works towards CE marking.

Bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, nordicAktiva offers a guided, efficient workflow for fMRI. It simplifies paradigm design, stimulus presentation and data export, helping clinicians perform advanced fMRI examinations with consistency. “By combining automation with flexibility, nordicAktiva ensure reproducible results while saving scanner time,” the company states.

Designed to enhance patient comfort, the nordicComfortSolution is designed to offer ergonomic positioning and audiovisual engagement to reduce anxiety and motion.

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Picture: NordicNeuroLab’s team will share technologies to enhance the delivery of functional MRI.

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