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	11/03/2010 Cellvizio brings hope in Alabama Shyam Varadarajulu, from UAB explains in the Birmingham Medical News how Cellvizio improves diagnostics, patient care and helps reduce procedures cost and time. Click here to read more
	01/03/2010 Cellvizio for GI Disease Detection at Georgetown Doctors at Georgetown University Hospital use Cellvizio, "the world’s smallest flexible microscope to diagnose gastrointestinal and biliary diseases during regular endoscopy procedures so patients can be treated immediately" Click here to read more
	31/01/2010 Cedars-Sinaï praises Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy Jeffrey Conklin, MD and Laith H. Jamil, MD publish some case studies in the Cedars-Sinaï Medical Center GI Newsletter to illustrate how the Cellvizio technology "gives GIs a powerful new tool". Download the newsletter
	15/01/2010 Cellvizio benefits patients at Yale Dr. Jamidar is one of the doctors using Cellvizio at Yale-New Haven. He describes in a press release the improvements brought by Cellvizio on the diagnostic and treatment processes of gastrointestinal cancers and diseases. Click here to read more
	15/01/2010 University of Virginia Health System adopts Cellvizio Dr. Michel Kahaleh, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Virginia Health System, describes in a press release the performance of Cellvizio, which represents for him "the future of medicine". Click here to read more
	07/01/2010 Cellvizio used at the VA Palo Alto in urology Dr. Joseph Liao talks in an interview on KGO Channel 7 about how Cellvizio can improve his research on cancer by providing a new technology of cellular imaging. Click here to read more
	21/10/2009 Cellvizio at University of Chicago Hospitals Cellvizio is featured as "Miniature microscope [that] can improve disease detection, diagnosis and treament", on University of Chicago Medical Center's website. Read on for more information. Click here to read more
	25/10/2009 Cellvizio featured on ABC affiliate KOMO TV in Seattle Dr. Michael Saunders, from the University of Washington Medical Center explains on KOMO TV how he uses Cellvizio for real time microscopic observation of cells and talks about its benefits for patients suffering from Barrett's esophagus. Click here to read more
	21/10/2009 Cellvizio at the University of Washington's Medical Center Read the article published in SeattlePi about "one of the world's smallest microscopes" used by Dr. Michael Saunders at the University of Washington's Medical center. The article is linked on UW Medicine web site as well. Click here to read more
	12/09/2009 Princess Caroline inaugurates Cellvizio at Princess Grace Hospital The hospital's Hepato-Gastroenterology Department, one of the best in Europe, has been equipped with Cellvizio. The inauguration took place on September 10th, in presence of Her Royal Highness the Princess Caroline of Hanover. Click here to read more
	28/08/2009 A Cellvizio Lung story at Columbus Regional Hospital A patient of Dr. Wilson, from Columbus Regional Hospital, tells how Cellvizio Lung gave some precise information about his disease. The story aired on an NBC affiate, Wave3 TV, in Louisville, Kentucky. Click here to read more
	12/08/2009 A patient from Brigham and Women's Hospital treated rapidly thanks to Cellvizio A patient from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston tells in an interview how Cellvizio delivered a faster, more precise diagnosis and treatment for him. Read "Tiny microscope helps detect cancer" and view the video on WKOW-TV.com. Click here to read more
	23/07/2009 Cellvizio featured in the Indystar Dr. David Wilson, from Columbus Regional Hospital, explains in an interview how Cellvizio helps doing more efficient lung bronchoscopies Click here to read more
	26/06/2009 Cellvizio on Forbes.com Rebecca Buckman features Cellvizio as technology that could save your life in an online article on the Forbes website. Click here to read more
	19/06/2009 Cellvizio featured on CNBC's Healthy Horizons Mauna Kea Technologies' CEO Sacha Loiseau presents Cellvizio on CNBC's Healthy Horizons. Click here to read more
	30/05/2009 ICCU Consensus paper published in Gastroenterology Following the first International Conference of Cellvizio Users (ICCU), a consensus paper from Prof. Michael Wallace and Prof. Paul Fockens outlining the key applications for probe-based Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy (pCLE) appeared in the May issue of Gastroenterology. This paper can be downloaded from the Journal's web site directly. Click here to read more
	31/03/2009 VisualSonics to Sell Mauna Kea Technologies’ Cellvizio® LAB on a Worldwide Basis to Animal Imaging Market Mauna Kea Technologies and VisualSonics today announced that they have entered an exclusive distribution agreement, through which VisualSonics will market and sell Cellvizio LAB high resolution in vivo imaging systems to pre-clinical researchers on a worldwide basis. Click here to read more
	23/12/2008 European distribution network expanded Mauna Kea Technologies Partners With Key European Distributors to Sell Cellvizio® Confocal Endomicroscopy Imaging Systems Click here to read more
	29/09/2008 Cellvizio® receives Wall Street Journal 2008 Technology Innovation Award Company has been recognized as runner-up in the Medical Device category for breaking ground and demonstrating measurable impact on the field. See the Wall Street Journal's web site for more details. Click here to read more
	03/09/2008 Cellvizio® Imaging System Improves Bile Duct Cancer Detection According to New Study According to a new study published this month in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, which showed the new Cellvizio miniprobe for ERCP on its cover, Cellvizio imaging might improve the detection of cholangiocarcinomas during ERCP procedures.