Clinical Evidence

Mounting published clinical evidence utilizing the SPiN Thoracic Navigation System™ has demonstrated exciting results: high diagnostic yields, minimal complications, and an opportunity to guide patients to treatment at an earlier stage.

Community hospital experience using electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy system integrating tidal volume computed tomography mapping

Raval AA, Amir L.| Lung Cancer Management

Authors used the SPiN System™ to diagnose suspicious pulmonary nodules, concluding: The ability to collect staging samples and to accurately biopsy the lesion in a single procedure is encouraging to streamline patient care.

diagnostic bronchoscopy, electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy, peripheral lung lesions

Comparing pulmonary nodule location during electromagnetic bronchoscopy with predicted location based on two virtual airway maps at different phases of respiration

Brian S. Furukawa, MD, Nicholas J. Pastis, MD, et al
CHEST

electromagnetic bronchoscopy, lung lesion, navigation system, small lesions

Electromagnetic navigation transthoracic needle aspiration for the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules: a safety and feasibility pilot study

Yarmus LB, Arias S., Feller-Kopman D., et al
Journal of Thoracic Disease

electromagnetic bronchoscopy, lung lesion, navigation system, small lesions

The effect of respiratory motion on pulmonary nodule location during electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy

Chen A, Pastis N, Furukawa B, et al
Washington University School of Medicine

electromagnetic bronchoscopy, lung lesion, navigation system, small lesions

Initial experience using 4D electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy system with tip tracked instruments for localization of peripheral lung nodules

Flenaugh EL, Mohammed KH.
The Internet Journal of Pulmonary Medicine

electromagnetic bronchoscopy, lung lesion, navigation system, small lesions