Munich, Germany, December 20, 2011 -- SurgicEye®, the leading provider of intraoperative soft tissue imaging and navigation solutions, announces its participation at the 2012 Arab Health Congress in Dubai, UAE.

SurgicEye will present its 3-D imaging and navigation device declipseSPECT at the 97th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA 2011). SurgicEye has wordwide the first 3-D handheld soft tissue imaging solution that is capable of image guided tumor resection.

Intraoperative 3-D Imaging for Radio-guidance of Tumors and Sentinel Lymph Nodes

Boston, USA & Munich, Germany -- SurgicEye®, the leading provider of intraoperative soft tissue imaging and navigation solutions, and RMD, a leading provider of gamma detection devices announced their cooperation of common activities for 3D radio-guided surgery.

Intraoperative 3-D Imaging for Radio-guidance of Tumors and Sentinel Lymph Nodes

Munich, Germany -- SurgicEye®, the leading provider of intraoperative soft tissue imaging and navigation solutions, today announced its FDA clearance and that Dilon Diagnostics®, the world leader in molecular breast imaging, has become the exclusive distributor of SurgicEye products in the United States. SurgicEye's declipseSPECT® / CSS300 provides intraoperative 3-D image visualization and navigation for gamma probes during radio-guided surgery. The solution extends commonly used gamma probes and combines imaging and image viewing as a tool to resect radioactively labeled structures like primary breast tumors, metastases, and sentinel lymph nodes in a minimally invasive approach. This intraoperative imaging technology contributes to quality assurance and provides evidence for complete sentinel lymph node (SLN) and tumor resection during the surgery.

SurgicEye will present its 3-D imaging and navigation device declipseSPECT at ALASBIMN Brazil 2011 Congress, which will be held from September 28th to October 1st - 2011, at the Summerville Hotel in Porto de Galinhas Beach, Pernambuco, Brazil.