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Take control with the SPiN Thoracic Navigation System®— a revolutionary platform that puts you in control of bronchoscopic yields to help speed time to diagnosis and give you the answers you need.
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Take control with the SPiN Thoracic Navigation System®— a revolutionary platform that puts you in control of bronchoscopic yields to help speed time to diagnosis and give you the answers you need.
Groundbreaking software generates a dynamic 3D road map of the airways for optimal planning and navigation—even as nodules move during respiration.
Sensors in sampling instruments allow you to continuously visualize the target and accurately capture tissue endobronchially or percutaneously in a single procedure.
The SPiN System® gives you the power to achieve your goals in a single procedure—whether it’s getting a diagnosis or preparing tissue for treatment.
The SPiN System® provides precision guidance for dye injection and hook wires for localization before surgical resection. Always-On Tip Tracked® Instruments provide navigation during localization via endobronchial or transthoracic approaches.
See how the SPiN System® works by watching more procedure overview videos.
See more videosDr. Andrew Lerner, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, diagnoses pulmonary adenocarcinoma in the right lower lobe with a single procedure.
“The SPiN System® is the most advanced [system] and provides the most minimally invasive techniques available for biopsy and diagnosis of lung nodules. ”
“What I liked about Veran is that the software technology was clearly above and beyond anything I had seen. It allows us to reconstruct a model of the lung that is a quantum level more accurate than anything else that I have come across. ”
“While the nodule was difficult for my first Veran procedure, the SPiN System® was intuitive and easy to use. The GGO nodule would not have been visible under fluoroscopy, so I could not have done the procedure without navigation. ”
“The navigational guidance isn’t just endobronchial, but also percutaneous…if there’s a nodule near the chest wall but you can’t reach it via bronchoscopy because there’s no airway leading to it, the SPiN System® allows you to use a needle from the outside. ”
“What we’ve found is that using the SPiN System® significantly decreases our procedure time, as well as the radiation dose to the staff and patient. ”