NeedleVue Technology
DeepSight’s proprietary NeedleVue Technology represents a revolutionary advancement in ultrasound-assisted needle guidance technology, poised to redefine a wide spectrum of interventional procedures. The NeedleVue Technology addresses the critical demand for accurate localization of minimally invasive devices under ultrasound guidance.
By integrating innovative sensor technology with interventional devices, NeedleVue Technology has the potential to enable real time-verification of device placement in order to minimize procedural uncertainty. Traditional methods frequently face challenges, including complex calibration processes, diminished sensitivity, and the requirement for exact angles of incidence. In contrast, the NeedleVue Technology design will offer enhancements in all these areas with its multidirectional functionality. This feature enhances functionality and user-friendliness, that will establish NeedleVue Technology as a genuine “plug-and-play” solution to streamline and optimize interventional workflow.
Advantages of NeedleVue include:
- Exceptional Precision: Achieving confident results by eliminating guesswork during ultrasound guided procedures.
- Versatility: NeedleVues advanced multidirectional technology delivers consistent tracking for maneuverability.
Future Developments:
- NeedleVue™ OnPoint™ Imaging: A unique attribute of DeepSight’s NeedleVue Technology is the intention to generate high-resolution ultrasound imaging from the point-of-view of the needle tip or interventional device.
- Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS) Compatible: Distinct from traditional systems, NeedleVue Technology operates effectively even when contrast agents are present, offering enhanced versatility in ultrasound imaging applications. Future development will include operation of NeedleVue Technology when contrast agent is present.
“NeedleVue has the potential to make ultrasound procedures an order of magnitude safer. With NeedleVue technology we can move up the learning curve for guided procedures, therefore leveling the field of interventional clinicians.
Absolutely useful to see the needle irrespective of the orientation with the transducer. The problem – with today’s methods – is the deeper you go with the needle, the less the ability you have to see the needle tip. That makes deep biopsies exponentially harder; NeedleVue technology addresses this problem and could take share away from CT guided biopsies.”
“This is cool, my department would put the NeedleVue Technology to use in vascular access tomorrow.”
“I have been thinking about the problem of needle visibility under ultrasound guidance a lot. It’s exciting that you are tackling the problem.”
