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Testimonials

Chosen By Imaging Leaders Worldwide

What imaging leaders are saying.

“PIUR’s 3D ultrasound has been a great addition to my procedure planning and interventions. It allows me to know exactly where the nodule is, what it looks like, and how it relates to sensitive structures within the neck.”

Dr. Alireza Falahati

Salt Lake City RFA Clinic, Utah, USA

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“There are two major advantages: first, since there are fewer and fewer doctors, and we can’t clone ourselves, PIUR allows us to delegate work and save valuable time. Second, the complete 3D datasets are stored, so we can scroll through them later to check for any inconsistencies.”

Dr. Dirk Heute

Nuclear Medicine, Telfs, Austria

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“With PIUR, I have more time for medical reasoning, anatomical particularities, and diagnosis, instead of spending it on standard measurements. Time can change a lot.”

Dr. Edouard Ghanassia

Thyroid Diagnosis and Interventional Center, Sète, France

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“I find the system very handy and practical. What I really like, and my patients like it too, is that I can use the 3D data set to explain what has been found in the examination. For me, this is definitely the future of ultrasound.”

Priv.-Doz. Dr. Med. Habil. Simone A. Schenke

Praxis für Schilddrüsenmedizin, Lollar, Germany

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“Tomographic ultrasound is an important milestone in the visualization of thyroid findings. Patients can see their own thyroid glands, which makes findings easier to explain and to understand.”

Dr. Johannes-Paul Richter

MVZ AnthroNUK, Berlin, Germany

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“With the integration of the PIUR system, we have been able to increase the number of weekly examinations by not having to rely physically on a doctor to perform them. The system allows users to acquire and store volumetric ultrasound images for review and analyze them at a later stage.”

Dr. Alberto Alomar

ALOMAR Centres Mèdics, Spain

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“AI-assisted analysis enhances thyroid ultrasound by detecting lesions unnoticed by examiners and improving TIRADS classification. While automated analysis is crucial, the physician retains the final evaluation.”

Prof. Thomas J. Musholt

Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, Germany

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