The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) and Marcum LLP today announced finalist companies in the 2019 Marcum Tech Top 40, an annual recognition of the fastest-growing technology companies in Connecticut.

Vikram Butani said he’s still searching for new ways to make surgeons’ jobs easier while his business continues to pile up successes.

A BREAST CANCER diagnosis can be overwhelming for people facing important decisions about treatment options. One of those decisions is to choose between a mastectomy or a lumpectomy, sometimes referred to as breast-conserving surgery.

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) announced on Friday that Stratford innovator Kubtec Medical Imaging has been named “Innovator of the Month.”

Today we're taking a look at new, 3D technology that may lower the need for re-operations, reducing re-excision rates after a lumpectomy is performed.

“Another cutting-edge process employed at Lexington Clinic’s Center for Breast Care is Kubtec technology. It’s a 3-D mammogram machine that essentially does tomosynthesis and provides a scan of the breast tissue, similar to a CT Scan. The picture slices it from top to bottom with one-millimeter slices, which allows me to look at each slice individually. This allows me to identify things more easily and be more precise in patient procedures.”