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iCAD to Feature New Products and Capabilities at European Congress of Radiology
Date:3/7/2008

NASHUA, N.H., March 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- iCAD, Inc. (Nasdaq: ICAD), an industry-leading provider of Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) solutions for the early identification of cancer, today announced the company will demonstrate its latest CAD innovations at the second-largest radiological meeting in the world, the European Congress of Radiology (ECR), in Vienna, Austria, March 7 to 11 (booth #108).

At ECR, iCAD plans to showcase its SecondLook(R) suite of products, including an enhanced version of SecondLook Digital for Siemens. The technology now provides more detailed information about marked regions of interest and displays CAD marks based upon the certainty of the finding.

Additionally, customized SecondLook Digital CAD solutions for Agfa CR, Sectra and Planmed digital mammography systems will be displayed in iCAD's booth. SecondLook Digital will broaden and strengthen these solutions by providing enhanced detection and workflow capabilities, and will deliver powerful performance improvements increasing the radiologist's confidence.

iCAD also continues to develop CAD applications for CT Colonography and Tomosynthesis, and works-in-progress will be demonstrated in the booth. While still in development, these CAD solutions have the potential to provide superior identification capabilities and assist in improving accuracy and workflow during the reading process.

"Through pursuit of diverse partnerships and research of new applications, iCAD is expanding the opportunities for CAD, and we are excited to demonstrate this progress to the European audience at ECR," said Ken Ferry, President and Chief Executive Officer of iCAD. "As the market for CAD continues to grow, iCAD is committed to the continuous development and enhancement of products to improve the accuracy and consistency of cancer detection."

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