Clario, Invivo ink deal

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Oct 11, 2006

Imaging processing developer Clario Medical Imaging and computer-aided detection (CAD) firm Invivo have signed an agreement for clinical collaboration and exclusive distribution.

Invivo of Orlando, FL, will integrate Seattle-based Clario's z3D 2.0 morphology interpretation software with its DynaCAD CAD offering. Under the deal, Invivo will license and distribute z3D 2.0 to its customers on an exclusive basis.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
October 12, 2006

Related Reading

Clario gets 510(k), December 14, 2005

Clario teams up with Confirma, Invivo, November 23, 2005

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