eTRAX Needle Tip Tracking Guidance System - 18GA

Needle Tip Tracking

• Studies show the advantage of this needle guidance modality during needle intervention with a high technical success, high accuracy, short procedure time, low complication rate, and easy operability.¹
• Accurate Navigation - Clinical studies report a high level of accuracy and safety using eTRAX.^2,3
• Access to Difficult Anatomy - Evidence demonstrates eTRAX provides access to targets normally difficult to visualize under conventional ultrasound.^4,5
• Confident Outcomes ‚Äì Reported patient and procedure outcomes demonstrate the clinical utility of eTRAX in a range of procedures.²

Sources

1. Hakime A, Deschamps F, De Carvalho E G M, Barah A, Auperin A, and De Baere T. "Electromagnetic-Tracked Biopsy under Ultrasound Guidance: Preliminary Results." Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology. 35.4 (2012): 898-905.
2. Hakime A, Barah A, Deschamps F, Farouil G, Joskin J, Tselikas L, Auperin A, and DeBaere T. "Prospective Comparison of Free-hand and Electromagnetic Needle Tracking for US-guided Percutaneous Liver Biopsy." Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR). 24.11 (2013): 1682-1689
3. Ewertsen C, Saftoiu A, Gruionu L G, Karstrup S and Nielsen M B. "Real-Time Image Fusion Involving Diagnostic Ultrasound." American Journal of Roentgenology. 200.3 (2013): 249-255
4. Ewertsen C, Dencker D, and Karstrup S. "Core Needle Biopsy from a Small Retroperitoneal Lymphoma Guided by Image-Fusion and Electromagnetic Needle Tracking." Ultraschall in der Medzin European Journal of Ultrasound. 33.1 (2012): 1-3.
5. Dencker D, Ewertsen C, and Karstrup S. "Drainage of Air-Contrained Cavities Guided by Image Fusion involving Ultrasound and Electromagnetic Needle Tracking." Ultraschall in der Medzin European Journal of Ultrasound. 33 (2012): 489-492