BioClinica acquires CardioNow unit from Agfa
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Clinical trial services firm BioClinica has bought the CardioNow web-based system for managing medical images from Agfa Healthcare. This deal allows BioClinica to “manage every step of the process that begins once a medical image is acquired at a clinical site through the delivery of evaluated results to the sponsor”. With the use of the CardioNow technology, Newtown, Pennsylvania-based BioClinica will be able to simplify and enhance the process of sharing, tracking and archiving medical images for clinical trials. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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