Internazionale Medico Scientifica

Kate Madden Yee
Nov 16, 2003

Bologna, Italy-based IMS will present Giotto Image MD, a work-in-progress FFDM and stereotactic biopsy unit.

Ims Wom Giotto Image MD utilizes an 18 x 24-cm amorphous-selenium digital detector and produces images eight seconds after exposure. IMS has completed clinical trails with the device and has begun the pre-market approval (PMA) process with the FDA; a version of Giotto Image MD for use as a digital mammography unit has been available outside the U.S. since April.


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