Increased sensitivity of intraoperative SLN mapping using declipseSPECT at Klinikum rechts der Isar

Supported by SurgicEye's 3-D imaging and navigation solution declipseSPECT, the breast surgeons at Klinikum rechts der Isar in Munich, Germany performed a study for objective quality assurance and documentation during sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB). The preliminary results show higher sensitivity in comparison to the use of gamma probes alone. The group will launch soon a multicenter study to confirm the results.

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SurgicEye News

Flexible 3-D SPECT imaging in Würzburg

The Nuclear Medicine Department of the University Hospital in Würzburg uses the declipseSPECT system for several clinical research projects. The flexible use of the solution and the close collaboration with the SurgicEye development team are the key for this technology to bring innovations in radio-guided surgery.
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SurgicEye's Radioguided Surgery Solutions

declispeSPECT enables for the first time 3D tumor imaging with known nuclear medicine techniques in the operation room. Especially the anatomical reference of the 3D images helps the surgeons during radio-guided surgery accomplishing their task: resecting the SLN and tumor tissue!
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SurgicEye Events

declipseSPECT presented at SABCS congress in San Antonio, TX

During the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium the first intra-operative results using the declipseSPECT system will be presented. SurgicEye will soon launch its activities in North America.
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