IOPS®

Intra-Operative Positioning System

A New Way to Envision Endovascular Navigation

The Intra-Operative Positioning System by Centerline Biomedical is an innovative, 3D GPS-like surgical navigation and visualization technology that improves endovascular procedure outcomes and reduces radiation exposure.

YESTERDAY

X-Ray Fluoroscopy

  • Current “gold standard”
  • Used in 4 million procedures per year
  • Low-quality 2D Image Guidance
  • Relies on harmful radiation and contrast dye
Fluoroscopy vs IOPS Navigation

TODAY

IOPS® Navigation

  • Interactive navigation with real-time positioning
  • High-quality 3D Image Guidance
  • Portable system
  • Decrease radiation exposure

YESTERDAY

X-Ray Fluoroscopy

  • Current “gold standard”
  • Used in 4 million procedures per year
  • Low-quality 2D Image Guidance
  • Relies on harmful radiation and contrast dye
Fluoroscopy vs IOPS Navigation

TODAY

IOPS® Navigation

  • Interactive navigation with real-time positioning
  • High-quality 3D Image Guidance
  • Portable system
  • Decrease radiation exposure

YESTERDAY

X-Ray Fluoroscopy

  • Current “gold standard”
  • Used in 4 million procedures per year
  • Low-quality 2D Image Guidance
  • Relies on harmful radiation and contrast dye
Fluoroscopy vs IOPS Navigation

TODAY

IOPS® Navigation

  • Interactive navigation with real-time positioning
  • High-quality 3D Image Guidance
  • Portable system
  • Decrease radiation exposure
IOPS™ ADVANTAGE - Time Reduction

IOPS® ADVANTAGE

Time Reduction

A recent in vitro study found that, overall, the mean time necessary to cannulate a given vessel using 3D navigation was 53.4% of the time necessary using traditional 2D navigation, indicating a time savings of 46.6%

Fluoroscopy vs IOPS Navigation

IOPS® ADVANTAGE

Improved Visualization Leads to Better Outcomes

Patient outcomes are improved as we reduce procedural times with better visualization, greater control, and real-time position navigation data.

IOPS™ ADVANTAGE - Mitigate Radiation

IOPS® ADVANTAGE

Mitigate the Growing Risk of Radiation Exposure and Contrast Dye

As endovascular procedures become more complex, the risk of radiation exposure continues to increase.

Radiation Exposure Risk 1

%

Display significant posterior subcapsular lens changes, a precursor to cataracts 1

Radiation Exposure Risk 2

%

Of self-reported brain tumors in interventionalists originated on the left side of the head, the area closest to the radiation source 2

Radiation Exposure Risk 3

%

Incidence of spine issues after 21 years in practice, a result of wearing heavy radiation protection apparel 3

Radiation Exposure Risk 4

%

Of interventional cardiologists miss work due to orthopedic issues 4

1. Vano E, et al. Radiation-associated lens opacities in catheterization personnel: results of a survey and direct assessments. Journal of Vascular Interventional Radiology 2013;2: 197-204.

2. Roguin A, et al. Brain tumours among interventional cardiologists: a cause for alarm? Report of four new cases from two cities and a review of the literature. Eurointervention 2012;7:1081-1086.
3. Dehmer G, et al. Occupational Hazards for Interventional Cardiologists, The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions. Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions; 2006;68, 6, 974-976.
4. Goldstein J, et al. Occupational hazards of interventional cardiologists: prevalence of orthopedic health problems in contemporary practice. Catheter Cardiovasc Interv 2004; 63:407-211. 15558765

IOPS® Components

IOPS System Components
IOPS® Disposables
IOPS Disposables

“Compared to standard imaging, we cut the procedural time by more than half during a preclinical study. Especially in complex interventions, every minute counts, and this should translate to the ability to treat more patients at less cost, with a simultaneous increase in precision safety.”

RISHI PURI, MD –  Cardiovascular Medicine / Structural Heart, Cleveland Clinic