This pilot study suggest that c-MET is a promising target for fluorescence-guided tumour identification, with the potential to improve margin assessment in pSCC. The c-MET targeted approach proved to be compatible with lymphatic mapping performed in the same patient using multicolor fluorescence...
Bowel Cancer UK and Beating Bowel Cancer announced as Edinburgh Molecular (EM) Imaging’s Charity partner. EM Imaging, based in Edinburgh, is partnering with Bowel Cancer UK and Beating Bowel Cancer to raise funds for the charity and increase awareness of Scotland’s second biggest cancer killer....
Edinburgh Molecular Imaging is proud to support the University of Edinburgh team.The researchers aim to create new chemicals – known as tracers – to illuminate these unstable plaques in patients. The tracers – which contain small amounts of radioactivity – are injected into the bloodstream and...
Edinburgh Molecular Imaging is part of an EPSRC funded consortium, led by Dr Jon Shephard of Heriot-Watt University in collaboration with Professor David Jayne from the University of Leeds to develop a revolutionary new bowel cancer surgery tool that will enable surgeons to carry out operations...
Edinburgh and Paris, April 6th, 2016 – Edinburgh Molecular Imaging Ltd (EM Imaging) and Mauna Kea Technologies (Euronext: MKEA, OTCQX: MKEAY) today announced a clinical research collaboration to study the potential of combining EM Imaging’s in vivo optical imaging agents and Mauna Kea's...
Edinburgh Molecular imaging Ltd (EM Imaging) announced today that the company has received a SBRI Stratified Medicine Connecting the UK Infrastructure Phase I grant from the UK’s innovation agency, Innovate UK. The SBRI grant aims to accelerate and increase the development and adoption of...