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Bringing True 3D Clarity to Specimen Imaging with VSI-360™

INTRAOPERATIVE VOLUMETRIC SPECIMEN IMAGING SYSTEM SPECIALIZED FOR BREAST SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

Visualize lumpectomy specimen margins with unprecedented clarity. VSI-360™ provides a True 3D image reconstruction of the specimen, allowing direct visualization of the entire volume and a full set of high-resolution tissue slices with no overlapping tissue obscuring the margins.

VSI-360™ provides a True 3D image reconstruction of the specimen

Bringing True 3D Clarity to Specimen Imaging with VSI-360™

INTRAOPERATIVE VOLUMETRIC SPECIMEN IMAGING SYSTEM SPECIALIZED FOR BREAST SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

Visualize lumpectomy specimen margins with unprecedented clarity. VSI-360™ provides a True 3D image reconstruction of the specimen, allowing direct visualization of the entire volume and a full set of high-resolution tissue slices with no overlapping tissue obscuring the margins.

VSI-360™ provides a True 3D image reconstruction of the specimen
Lumpectomy specimen image interpretation

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Lumpectomy specimen image interpretation with volumetric specimen imaging (VSI) was compared to two-dimensional specimen radiography and tomosynthesis in two hundred cases. With a sensitivity up to 94% and specificity up to 85%, full-3D specimen imaging with VSI significantly improved the correlation between interpretation of the main lumpectomy specimen margin status and surgical pathology.

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It has been a rewarding experience to participate in the retrospective study of Volumetric Specimen Imaging (VSI) and now lead the ongoing prospective trials testing the ability of VSI's fast, high quality, isotropic 3D images, to guide the excision of precise, targeted shave margins after lumpectomy for breast cancer.

Swati Kulkarni, MD Professor of Surgery at Northwestern Medicine

VSI represents innovation distilled from decades of NIH-funded research in my lab at The University of Chicago. It has been my goal to translate these scientific leaps into products for physicians to benefit patients.

Xiaochuan Pan, PhD Professor of Radiology at The University of Chicago/Co-Founder of Clarix Imaging

The very first time I used the Clarix System, this technology positively impacted the care of my patient. She had a known small invasive cancer that we had localized. With the Clarix imaging of the specimen, I could see an area trailing away from it up to the margin. This prompted me to take additional tissue. The additional margin was negative and prevented her from having to return to the operating room for a second surgery.

John Chace, MD Surgeon at Norman Regional Hospital
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