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Nanox.AI Signs Distribution Agreement for Cardiac AI Software in Thailand

Petach Tikva-based Nano-X Imaging announced on Tuesday that its Nanox.AI subsidiary and Thailand’s Dosy Health have signed a distribution agreement for HealthCCSng, a cardiac imaging software product. The agreement supports the planned introduction and commercialization of the CT-based system in Thailand. HealthCCSng analyzes routine, non-contrast CT scans that contain the entire heart and were taken without cardiac gating. It produces coronary artery calcium measurements and categories for clinicians to review. Nanox chief executive and acting chairman Erez Meltzer said the collaboration combines the company’s imaging analytics with Dosy’s local expertise as part of its international expansion. Dosy chief executive Sahatus Asawadilockchai said, “We’re seeing growing momentum for medical imaging AI in Thailand.” The announcement identifies Dosy’s existing relationships with Mahidol University, Thammasat University and hospitals in the Bangkok Dusit Medical Services network. Dosy said several hospitals had expressed interest following its chief executive’s participation in Thailand’s Global Medical AI Summit. Those discussions are preliminary and do not represent purchase commitments. The companies expect further discussions on commercial arrangements, product training and regulatory preparation. Dosy’s chief executive said the collaboration would begin with cardiac imaging, with possible later exploration of bone and liver imaging. Commercialization remains subject to definitive agreements, applicable regulatory requirements and market-development progress, while product availability and permitted uses vary by market.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of a contextual CT scanner and empty patient table, rather than a Nanox product or the Thailand agreement.

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