CT/MRI Clarity + Ultrasound – AR Guidance hits targets with confidence
SCENERGY connected to ultrasound equipment, showing both live image fusion and targeting guidance. What SCENERGY can do
- Fuses the motion of ultrasound and the clarity of CT
- Multiple modalities – dynamic or static imagery
- Automatic and continuous registration in under 10 seconds
- Eliminate bulky equipment and magnets
- Instrument guidance without wires, using your instruments
- Tracking and guidance for up to 6 different instruments simultaneously
- Intuitive touchscreen interaction
- Uses your existing ultrasound equipment
- Expands the usage and efficiency of your ultrasound suite (Inquire about availability in your region).
CLEAR GUIDE AR Guidance…
Finds Targets
The handheld CLEAR GUIDE SuperPROBE adds stereocameras to your operating field, attaching to your existing ultrasound transducer. Spatial 3D information is then sent to the CLEAR GUIDE CORE for real-time processing, providing navigation and enabling fusion when you need it.
CLEAR GUIDE SCENERGY Navigation tracks instruments relative to the ultrasound plane. Once DICOM volumes are imported, automatic segmentation and 1-step registration brings SCENERGY Fusion to your operating suite. Guidance and fusion information is updated in real-time, without recalibration.
CLEAR GUIDE Imaging Solutions immediately work with customary instruments (needles, ablator introducers, syringes, etc.), and is visible as insertion paths. In addition, for certain instruments, when using CLEAR GUIDE TipTAGS, the tip tracking also allows the monitoring of insertion depth.
Without AR Guidance
CT-guided intervention without SCENERGY
With AR Guidance
CLEAR GUIDE SCENERGY guidance with virtual instrument path
Seamless AR targeting
Perform interventional procedures with clear guidance to just the right spot, CT/MRI clarity + Ultrasound Motion.
What Clinicians Say about CLEAR GUIDE Imaging Solutions
“Preliminary results to date show certain favorable outcomes in that [the Clear Guide SCENERGY] reduced the number of attempts and overall time to cannulation and thus may be a useful adjunct during vascular access.
The added benefits of [the Clear Guide ONE] might be especially important in complicated cases where additional visualization improvements might be beneficial. Such cases include extracorporeal membrane oxygenation or emergency catheterization of patients in non-heart beating state during ECPR.” – Karaliou V., Batchinsky A. I. et al, The Geneva Foundation (Tacoma, WA) / U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research (San Antonio, TX)
