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Given Imaging releases RAPID pH review and analysis software for the Bravo pH Monitoring System

Published on November 24, 2009 at 8:47 AM · No Comments

Given Imaging Ltd. (NASDAQ: GIVN), the global leader in patient-friendly GI diagnostic and monitoring solutions, today unveiled RAPID® pH review and analysis software for the Bravo® pH Monitoring System. This all-new software was designed to streamline pH monitoring workflow through simplified, easy-to-use screen layouts and intuitive software navigation. RAPID pH replaces the software previously associated with the Bravo pH Monitoring System, which was acquired in December 2008. RAPID pH can be viewed at the Company's booth # 83 at the Gastro 2009 conference taking place in London from November 21 to 25.

"I have just seen the new RAPID pH software. It is beautifully presented and, as a USB based system that can be installed on any computer, it will integrate very well into my practice workflow. The reports are easy to create and read and it will save a considerable amount of post-procedure reporting time," said Dr. Laurence Lovat, Consultant Gastroenterologist at University College London Hospital. "I am very keen to use this software in my practice."

RAPID pH incorporates the following benefits:

-- Simplified screen and workflow design enabling quick access to the most frequently used features and processes for managing pH monitoring studies -- Compatibility with all existing Bravo capsules and receivers enabling seamless integration for existing customers -- Enhanced support of 96-hour pH monitoring procedures -- Flexibility to be installed in a variety of hardware platforms including RAPID workstations, standalone laptop or desktop computers, and systems connected to a facilities network -- Multiple pre-configured report templates providing physicians with study results in a format to meet their diagnostic needs -- Touch-screen navigation when installed on the appropriate hardware

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