• Semmelweis becomes first hospital in Hungary to perform ablations guided by real-time MRI
• Semmelweis is latest activated site using Imricor's technology
• Semmelweis will release more details soon, which Imricor will forward through social media posts

Imricor Medical Systems, Inc. (ASX: IMR) is pleased to announce that first procedures were performed yesterday at Semmelweis University's Heart and Vascular Centre (Semmelweis), in Budapest, Hungary. Semmelweis performed their first atrial flutter ablations guided by real-time MRI using Imricor's platform of devices including the NorthStar 3D mapping system on Tuesday (Budapest time), making them the latest site to commence procedures. Semmelweis is renowned for its advanced electrophysiology services and commitment to cutting-edge treatments. The highly regarded team are the first site in Hungary to perform cardiac ablations guided by real-time MRI. Imricor's Chair and CEO, Steve Wedan, commented: 'We are thrilled to have another world-class medical institution begin real-time MRI-guided ablation procedures, and we are excited to expand our installed base into Hungary. With our European sales team nearly fully staffed, we are looking forward to continued expansion and growth across Europe, including adding additional sites to our VISABL-VT trial, where we expect the power of real-time periprocedural magnetic resonance imaging to improve patient outcomes and lower procedure times, all in an environment that is 100% free of dangerous ionising radiation. That's our mission.'