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VASCULAR IMAGING IN A WHOLE NEW LIGHT

Dr. Miyake says his VeinViewer boosted referrals by 20%, cut costs by 30% and reduced
the need for anesthesia. -Augmented Reality: Reality, Only Better, Economist.com, Dec. 2007

HOW IT WORKS
VeinViewer uses harmless near-infrared (NIR) light to detect and create a real-time
digital image of veins up to 10mm deep. Only VeinViewer provides benefits pre, during,
and post-access, assisting during the entire vascular access procedure. Ideal for IV
access, blood draws, infusion, and scelrotherapy procedures.

FEATURES
VeinViewers exclusive ASSESS Imaging Suite:
Universal Useful on all patients.
Fine Detail Mode* Ideal for seeing small veins in
pediatric, sclerotherapy and oncology patients.

Inverse Mode* Further customize to your preference;

great for darker skin tones and vein edge definition.
Resize Mode* Choose 1 of 3 window sizes; great for
pediatric, sclerotherapy and oncology patients. VeinViewer Flex

*Requires license upgrade.

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CHALLENGES BENEFITS
Non-acute facilities face a variety of challenges which affect VeinViewer can help the clinician find the optimal
vascular access success: venipuncture site and avoid potential complications.
Patients in varying states of health with fragile and limited Improve patient throughput and reduce secondary
options. procedures.
Wasted time, cost and secondary procedures. Pre: See veins up to 10mm deep, locate valves and
Delays can affect treatment and trigger lost procedures. bifurcations
Patient satisfaction is key to increased referrals. During: Help determine patency of an IV by seeing
blood column move during flushes.
Post: Help detect hematomas from a blown vein.
EVIDENCE: AESTHETICS MARKET
Feeder vein targets marked for phlebectomy using naked-eye Multi-Speciality Practice
visualization and palpation versus VeinViewer only. Avoid treatment delays with costly therapeutic agents
for the current patient and next patient visit.
Total Naked Eye
Marks
Total VeinViewer
Marks
Total Combined
Marks
% of Marks Made with
VeinViewer Only
Increase patient referral and revenue.

103 211 314 67 % Ambulatory Surgery Center

Avoid treatment delays for the current patient and next
Peer Review Journal, Aug. 2006, Dermatologic Surgery, Vein Imaging: A New patient visit.
Method of Near-Infrared Imaging, When a Processed Image is Projected onto
the Surface of the Skin for the Enhacement of Vein Treatment. Increase patient referral and revenue.

Private Oncology
EVIDENCE: BLOOD CENTER MARKET
Locate and preserve remaining fragile vessels for
Lifeblood Biological Services, Memphis, TN, measured ongoing treatment.
success with VeinViewer on donors previously turned away Utilize real-time imaging to visualize venous flow during
for QNS. contrast or radioisotope imaging injections.
Donors previously Donor access achieved First-stick
turned away with VeinViewer success rate Sclerotherapy

29 29 100%
Fully assess the patient and identify invisible deeper
feeder veins that are the root cause of the problem.
Potentially increase the chance of success of the
The use of VeinViewer allows us to find veins and draw units from procedure; avoid additional treatments.
subjects whom we would not have been able to successfully draw
Potentially reduce costs and improve patient throughput.
from without it.
Edward Scott, MD
Lifeblood Mid-South Regional Blood Center, Memphis, TN
Posterior Knee
Common sclerotherapy site

Only VeinViewer addresses the vein illumination needs of

every facility.
Call today for a free demonstration
VeinViewer Flex shown with Base Accessory Kit: S-Mount (Stability Mount), C-Clamp,
of VeinViewer Flex.
Super Clamp, 2 Batteries, Battery Charger, AC Power Adapter, International Power
Adapters*, Wrist Strap, Storage Bag, USB Cable; and Optional Accessory Kit: Travel
Case, and Car Charge Adapter*.
*Not pictured

See the VeinViewer difference for yourself.

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