Technology
Clear Guide Medical is a leader in next-generation navigation technology, applying computer vision, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality to image-guided interventions. Our products are designed to make minimally invasive procedures such as biopsies and ablations more efficient and cost-effective.
CLEAR GUIDE SCENERGY TP, our patented transperineal guidance system, enables rapid and accurate MR- or CT-guided needle placement. Transperineal access substantially reduces the risk of sepsis associated with transrectal biopsies and improves access to the anterior prostate. Its streamlined workflow allows targeted biopsies and treatments such as cryoablation to be combined in a single session within the MRI suite.
LUMENA
CAUTION: Investigational device. Limited by Federal (or United States) law to investigational use.
LUMENA, our next-generation system, is currently being evaluated in clinical trials. It is designed to provide AI-driven instrument guidance for MRI- and CT-guided interventions, with the goal of making procedures easier to perform. LUMENA has not been cleared or approved by the FDA.
Company Information
Clear Guide Medical is a privately-held company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, and is a spinout of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and The Johns Hopkins University.
The company is offering ongoing investment opportunities to support build-out of international sales.
Awards
- The Hive at TEDMED 2014 for “challenging the status quo across health and medicine in areas like biotech, health IT, mHealth, life sciences, and health tech”
- Winner “Maryland Incubator Company of the Year 2013” in “Life Sciences/Medical Devices & Research Tools”
- Finalist in the Maryland TEDCO 2nd and 3rd Annual Innovation, Corporate Excellence and Entrepreneurship (ICE) Awards (from >300 companies)
FDA 510(k) clearances for CLEAR GUIDE SCENERGY and accessories
CE Mark Registration for CLEAR GUIDE SCENERGY and accessories
R&D Funding through NIH
R&D Funding through NSF
R&D and Commercialization Funding through Maryland TEDCO
First startup company in Johns Hopkins’ FastForward incubator
Spin-out from Johns Hopkins
