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IQ-AI Ltd unit Imaging Biometrics on Tuesday said a study concluded its imaging technology was successful in identifying tumours.
The subsidiary of the Jersey-based medical services firm noted the results of a study published by the American Journal of Neuroradiology.
The probe used Imaging Biometrics software, as well as other advanced imaging methods, to evaluate metastatic brain tumours previously treated with a very precise form of radiation therapy called stereotactic radiosurgery.
The aim was to determine if any imaging technology could reliably distinguish between progressive tumour and radiation necrosis (non-tumour) tissue.
Results found IB's quantitative mapping method could distinguish between progressive tumour and non-tumour tissue. Other imaging methods could not.
Chief Executive of IQ-AI Trevor Brown commented: ‘This relevant and powerful study further validates our decision to develop IB Trax.’
IQ-AI Ltd's shares were up 4.9% at 4.56 pence each in late in London on Tuesday.
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