History
A unique, linear transducer that is suited for vascular access, MSK and other applications including the “short axis” orientation that is needed for radial and femoral procedures:
Dr. Jonathon Roberts has indicated that “Ultrasound guided radial artery access is a technique that essentially overcomes difficult radial access, allowing for rapid radial artery cannulation, usually on the first attempt.”
Strategic Benefits
SonicEye’s strategic benefit is ease of use. Additional benefits include:
- Conventional ultrasound probes are difficult to use and require significant and costly training due to the level of hand eye coordination required
- Probe misalignment is one of the leading causes of procedure failure and an element in increasing the time in training
- SonicEye has demonstrated improved ease of use, rapid image acquisition, and a unique “see, feel, do” approach to ultrasound
Clinical Study Results
In a clinical study SonicEye’s 8.5 MHZ linear probe was compared to a standard probe for carotid access with 16 participants.
Western University of Health Sciences/COMP Northwest conducted an assessment of the SonicEye® relative to traditional probes for 50 first year medical students. Results were published in the Journal of Ultrasound Medicine; 32:659–664:
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Sonivate Medical
4640 SW Macadam Ave, Suite 200
Portland, Oregon 97239
jhatlan@sonivate.com