Our Mission: Helping Patients with Chronic Lung Disease
Polarean believes better images could help advance our understanding of complex respiratory conditions.
The State of Lung Imaging
Current lung diagnostics and imaging modalities are limited in their ability to provide detailed visibility to lung function, and some require patients to be exposed to radiation.
Learn About Xenon MRI
Xenon MRI is an evolution in lung imaging technology, providing a direct measure of regional lung function in a single 10-to-15-second breath-hold.
Our Mission: Helping Millions of Patients with Chronic Lung Disease
It’s estimated that almost 550 million people worldwide1 are living with chronic lung disease. Polarean believes that providing an enhanced picture of the lungs may help a variety of patients suffering from lung diseases such as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, COPD, pulmonary hypertension, radiation therapy, cystic fibrosis, asthma, and more.
Be Part of the Evolution of Lung Imaging
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INVESTIGATIONAL DRUG CANDIDATE
Xenon Gas Blend
A proprietary blend of xenon, nitrogen, and helium.
INVESTIGATIONAL DEVICE
Xenon Hyperpolarizer
Provides a routine supply of high-purity, hyperpolarized xenon gas for MRI.
Investigational Device Limited by Federal Law to Investigational Use.
INVESTIGATIONAL DEVICE
Polarization Measurement Station
Provides a calibrated measurement of the polarization of hyperpolarized gas.
Investigational Device Limited by Federal Law to Investigational Use.
INVESTIGATIONAL DEVICE
Gas Handling Manifold
A gas pressure regulation and purification system that allows xenon-blend cylinders, one ultra-high-purity nitrogen cylinder, and one industrial nitrogen cylinder to be connected to the Xenon Hyperpolarizer.
Investigational Device Limited by Federal Law to Investigational Use.
INVESTIGATIONAL DEVICE
Chest Coil
Designed specifically for Xenon MRI scanning. Pending 510k clearance.
Investigational Device Limited by Federal Law to Investigational Use.
References & Other Information:
1. Labaki WW, Han MK. “Chronic Respiratory Diseases: A Global View”. Lancet Respir Med. 2020;8(6):531-533.