AIRS Medical Expands SwiftMR in Latin America Through Key Partnerships

Jul 23, 2025
AIRS Medical is expanding its AI-powered MRI solution, SwiftMR, across Latin America through strategic partnerships, with over 150 imaging centers in Brazil adopting the technology.

AIRS Medical is expanding its AI-powered MRI enhancement solution, SwiftMR, across Latin America through strategic partnerships, announced in a press release. Over the past six months, more than 150 imaging centers in Brazil have adopted SwiftMR, highlighting the region's growing demand for faster, AI-enhanced MRI services.

The expansion began in 2024 when AIRS Medical partnered with Iosei to introduce SwiftMR to healthcare providers in Brazil. This collaboration has been instrumental in streamlining workflows and improving image quality across various MRI systems. Building on this success, AIRS Medical has formed additional partnerships with regional leaders such as Simbioxia in Argentina and Mexico, and Medizintechnik and Evolutive Medica in Chile and Peru, respectively.

SwiftMR leverages deep learning to enhance MRI scans, offering benefits such as reduced scan times by up to 50%, sharper images, and streamlined operations. The solution is compatible with all scanner vendors and models up to 3.0T, making it a versatile choice for imaging centers aiming to improve efficiency and patient throughput.

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