New Clinical Study Finds MolecuLight i:X Point-of-Care Imaging Improved Sensitivity of Detecting Bacterial Burden in Surgical Site Wounds by 11-Fold

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Press Release_ New Results on Fluorescence Imaging and Surgical Site Infections_Jan 18 2022_Final
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