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MMVR
(redirected from Medicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference)

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MMVRMedicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference
MMVRMultimedia Virtual Reality
MMVRMechanical Mitral Valve Replacement (cardiology)
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They are to announce their work at the Medicine meets Virtual Reality conference in Long Beach, California, this month.
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15, 2004 Immersion Corporation (Nasdaq:IMMR), a leading developer and licensor of touch feedback technology, today announced that Bill Lewandowski, Immersion Medical vice president of simulation systems, will present at the Medicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference in Newport Beach, Calif.
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7, 2001 A clinical study detailing the first application of Microvision's (MVIS: NASDAQ), retinal scanning technology in an interventional cardiology procedure has been accepted for presentation at the 10th Annual Medicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference (MMVR).
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