Ann: 4DMedical presents at BP Healthcare Conference, page-15

The fact none of these places have taken up the technology despite on 08/10/2020 it being announced trials completed suggests something is amiss. Some of the names are on a couple of slides down which are now still doing trials also. Like iMed it seems anyone who trials it wants a new trial.

Honestly this tech could be taught to any doctor/radioligist in a day, the idea is instead of looking at an xray they use this and it appears so basic even after a day you could show me or anyone with half a brain how to read the images. At least for major things like airflow, blockages, damage etc. These trials are a questionable as the whole idea is this is just an enhanced Xray which you then let the doctor make a judgment on. They should by now be implemented to supersede xrays for lung health.

Imagine a 12 month trial on an Xray to teach a doctor to see if a bone is broken.. this is how this seems to me.

The trials are not about understanding lungs in a research way but they should be about the technology improving current scans so what I am saying is you go OK this patient has emphazema (sic) and we know this and Xray and CT show us this but XV shows us the same thing but much clearer and better so done, it works, use this going forward as it is much better and move on. Seems like these hospitals are just taking the piss using the tech to conduct scientific studies for their own benefit with no intention to sign on a this time.