Nicolab is excited to announce that it has achieved compliance with both the EU and UK Medical Device Regulations (MDR). This significant milestone confirms that our innovative StrokeViewer meets the highest safety and efficacy standards, empowering healthcare professionals with reliable tools for stroke diagnosis and management. With our EU and UKCA certificates, we are well-positioned to expand our reach and continue advancing healthcare solutions in the medical imaging field.

In honor of World Stroke Day, Nicolab welcomed author, advocate and stroke survivor Stacie Broek to our Amsterdam office. Stacie shared her remarkable journey of recovery, resilience, and advocacy, reminding us of the critical importance of early intervention and ongoing support for stroke survivors. Her story is an inspiration to us all and a powerful reminder of Nicolab’s commitment to advancing stroke care. Read on to discover Stacie’s story and how her visit reinforced our mission.

Nicolab is proud to participate in the UMBRELLA project, a groundbreaking initiative focused on improving stroke care in Europe. Through AI-driven solutions, Nicolab aims to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes, contributing to better stroke management across the continent.

Nicolab is excited to announce the integration of MR perfusion imaging into our platform, providing healthcare professionals with essential tools for stroke diagnosis and treatment. Our solutions adapt seamlessly to hospital workflows, enabling clinicians to access critical perfusion data and improve patient outcomes.

The 2024 ESMINT Congress highlighted groundbreaking trends set to revolutionize stroke treatment and emergency care. Key discussions focused on fostering stronger collaborations between healthcare providers, adopting cutting-edge technologies, and pushing the boundaries of patient outcomes.

After presenting our abstract in partnership with Lahey Hospital at ESMINT, you can now read our publication in the Journal of Neurointerventional Surgery, exploring the potential of machine learning to accurately determine clot histological characteristics from baseline stroke imaging in the acute setting.

Nicolab announces that the abstract in collaboration with Lahey Hospital & medical center has been accepted for an e-poster at ESMINT 2024.

Nicolab’s flagship product, StrokeViewer, will be offered through Veritas’s extensive network, providing healthcare facilities across the region with cutting-edge AI-powered stroke care solutions.

In the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, cloud-based platforms are emerging as transformative forces in enhancing access to critical care. These innovative systems are redefining how medical professionals collaborate, make decisions, and ultimately, how they deliver care to patients in need. At the heart of this revolution lies the promise of greater accessibility, efficiency, and scalability in critical care services—principles that are especially pertinent in the domain of stroke care.

In the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, cloud-based platforms are emerging as transformative forces in enhancing access to critical care. These innovative systems are redefining how medical professionals collaborate, make decisions, and ultimately, how they deliver care to patients in need. At the heart of this revolution lies the promise of greater accessibility, efficiency, and scalability in critical care services—principles that are especially pertinent in the domain of stroke care.

In the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, cloud-based platforms are emerging as transformative forces in enhancing access to critical care. These innovative systems are redefining how medical professionals collaborate, make decisions, and ultimately, how they deliver care to patients in need. At the heart of this revolution lies the promise of greater accessibility, efficiency, and scalability in critical care services—principles that are especially pertinent in the domain of stroke care.

In the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, cloud-based platforms are emerging as transformative forces in enhancing access to critical care. These innovative systems are redefining how medical professionals collaborate, make decisions, and ultimately, how they deliver care to patients in need. At the heart of this revolution lies the promise of greater accessibility, efficiency, and scalability in critical care services—principles that are especially pertinent in the domain of stroke care.