Updated Jul. 17, 2012 at 9:58 a.m.
This snapshot of a 3D image, created by UNC spin-off company Morphormics, shows an area of a male pelvis. Morphormics technology uses such images to create anatomical roadmaps for planning prostate cancer treatment. The roadmaps help radiation oncologists aim and shape radiation beams, so they can deliver a high radiation dose to the cancer target while avoiding nearby sensitive organs.
Image: Edward L. Chaney, Morphormics
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Morphormics, which specializes in medical image enhancement, is acquired by California-based Accuray....
Chapel Hill medtech firm Morphormics is sold for $5.7M
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This snapshot of a 3D image, created by UNC spin-off company Morphormics, shows an area of a male pelvis. Morphormics technology uses such images to create anatomical roadmaps for planning prostate cancer treatment. The roadmaps help radiation oncologists aim and shape radiation beams, so they can deliver a high radiation dose to the cancer target while avoiding nearby sensitive organs.
Image: Edward L. Chaney, Morphormics
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Morphormics, which specializes in medical image enhancement, is acquired by California-based Accuray....
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