Artemis
3D Imaging and Navigation for Prostate Biopsy
Incorporating the following features and advantages over existing technology, Artemis provides several imaging enhancements to standard 2D ultrasound.
- Automatically converts your 2D ultrasound image to an enhanced 3D image you can then manipulate to plan and manage the patient biopsy process
- Greatly increases your ability to examine the prostate for abnormalities or suspicious areas which may need sampling
- Advanced needle navigation and tracking you are able to view in real-time
- Sophisticated recording of actual biopsy sites sampled; sites can be revisited at any time
- View and overlay previous prostate gland volumes and biopsy locations
Artemis accurately assists you in the tracking and management of prostate cancer.
Please download our brochure PDF for additional information.
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