Real-time, 3D device visualization using light instead of X-ray
A new era in 3D device guidance
Key advantages of LumiGuide
37%
procedure time reduction
during complex aortic procedures (LumiGuide compared to fluoroscopy)
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fluoro dose reduction
during complex aortic procedures (LumiGuide compared to fluoroscopy)
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DAP reduction
in complex aortic aneurysm procedures
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procedures completed
and 16 peer-reviewed publications
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See more, perform fast, stay safe
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Visualizing of the full shape of devices inside the body. In real-time, from unrestricted viewing angles, with distinctive colors and in 3D.
Perform fast
The time required for catheterization and cannulation in branched/complex endovascular aortic repair can be significantly reduced2.
Stay safe
By using light, there should be considerably less radiation exposure for patients, operators and supporting staff3.
A new level of visualization of catheters and wires.
- LumiGuide Navigation Wires as well as compatible 0.035" catheters. Other devices are expected to be FORS-enabled in the future.
- Single-center historic cohort comparison: Finnesgard E, Simons J, Jones D, Judelson D, Aiello F, Boitano L, Sorensen C, Nguyen T, and Schanzer A. 2023. Initial single-center experience using Fiber Optic RealShape guidance in complex endovascular aortic repair. Journal of Vascular Surgery 77 (4): 975-981. doi.org/10.1016/j.jvs.2022.11.041
- FORS Learn Registry report, May 2023 | 3b. Case study: Panuccio G, Torrealba J, Rohlffs F, Heidemann F, Wessels B, and Kölbel T. 2022. Fiber Optic RealShape (FORS) Technology for Endovascular Navigation in Severe Tortuous Vessels. Journal of Endovascular Therapy 30(1):29-33. doi:10.1177/15266028211070969 | 3c. Single-center historic cohort comparison: Sanders, A., N. Swerdlow, G. Jabbour, and M. Schermerhorn. 2024. The Effect of Fiber Optic RealShape Technology on the Reduction of Radiation during Complex Endovascular Surgery: A Historic Case-Match Study. Journal of Vascular Surgery 79 (4): 954-961. doi.org/10.1016/j.jvs.2023.11.002