How Samsung is innovating the way we monitor embryos

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In an attempt to fully monitor the skeletal muscle systems of embryos during pregnancy, South Korea-based Samsung Electronics has developed an ultrasoun...

In an attempt to fully monitor the skeletal muscle systems of embryos during pregnancy, South Korea-based Samsung Electronics has developed an ultrasound diagnosis technology in collaboration with its medical equipment affiliate Samsung Medison.

The diagnosis innovation called Crystal View technology allows doctors to monitor musculoskeletal systems of embryos through the company’s own diagnostic ultrasound technique. It is expected to improve the accuracy of treatments through allowing medical personnel to monitor en embryo’s health conditions in more detail.

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According to Samsung, the technology will receive government approval in within the next month, while market analysts anticipate the technology will surpass existing systems that show the 3D reconstruction of embryonic structures.

One of the leading electronics manufacturers in the world, Samsung has had a long desire to break into the healthcare sector, particularly cultivating diagnostic medical imaging technology.

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“Through our innovative designs and advanced technologies, we remain committed to delivering new solutions that unlock workflow efficiencies for medical professionals as well as improve patients’ lives,” said Samsung Electronics president and head of the health and medical equipment business Soo-In Cho.

“By leveraging the combination of Samsung imaging technology and user-inspired design, we will continue to deliver on our promise of fast, easy and accurate diagnostic solutions for our customers in the healthcare community.”

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