Vascular Navigation PADImage fusion for simplified navigation

With Vascular Navigation PAD, physicians can create roadmaps of the entire vessel tree of the lower extremities and iliac arteries. By leveraging advanced image fusion, they can reuse the same roadmap throughout the endovascular revascularization procedure, potentially eliminating the need for repeated digital subtraction angiography images (DSAs) even when the C-arm or patient is moved—resolving a key inefficiency of mobile C-arms.

Reduce radiation, protect your staff

The reduction of radiation per procedure is especially important for physicians and staff, who perform multiple procedures every day and have an increased risk of health issues due to radiation exposure. It also lowers radiation-induced complication risks for your PAD patients.

Minimize contrast agent, lower patient risks

Patients with PAD often have comorbidities that impair kidney function, making them more vulnerable to the harmful effects of nephrotoxic contrast agents. Reducing the number of DSA images required for device navigation means you can minimize contrast agent volume, reducing the risk to kidney health.

Reuse your roadmap, simplify navigation

Marking the stenosis or areas of interest on a single, reusable roadmap allows you to access the complete anatomy at a glance. Re-approach locations at any time without repeated DSAs.