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XV Scanner is next level... Multi-billion dollar disruption but we are not there yet...

It's a while away from mass commercialisation, not FDA-approved, and it needs hospitals to buy each machine. That will be a 2026-28 conversation.

Right now xv technology needs to be driven by XV VLAS and CT VLAS, both of which can easily compete against nuclear scans just on the basis of convenience, and that they operate on existing machinery. Not to mention x-ray, CT, and biopsy, none of which can measure lung function. (BTW nuclear can't measure lung function either).

@tonyjones22 if you want to know how xv technology came about, this is a good video. This video stops before the commercialisation phase so nothing new on that in the video, but does give a great background on how unique xv technology is, and the story behind how AF 'caught lightening in a bottle'.