PINPOINT

Endoscopic fluorescence imaging

The PINPOINT Endoscopic fluorescence imaging camera provides high definition white light video and SPY Fluorescence Imaging.

Visualize tissue perfusion and biliary ducts in a different light.

 
PINPOINT offers simultaneous, real-time, high definition white light and fluorescence imaging through a single laparoscope. This enables surgeons to visualize tissue perfusion and biliary ducts during multiple minimally invasive procedures.
 
The fluorescent imaging agent [indocyanine green] binds to protein in blood and is excreted by the liver thereby providing laparoscopic visualization of the bile ducts1. In colorectal, esophageal and bariatric surgeries, SPY Fluorescence enables visual assessment of blood flow in vessels and tissue perfusion.


One technology,
multiple minimally invasive applications

 

PINPOINT offers brilliant, high-definition, white light video with the added advantage of SPY Fluorescence Imaging technology, which has been demonstrated as beneficial in a variety of surgical applications.2, 3, 5

Colon resection

Assessing tissue perfusion may assist surgeons in making informed decisions that can positively impact outcomes.3

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy

ApVisualizing biliary ducts and the critical view of safety, may be easier with PINPOINT.4

Minimally invasive esophagectomy

During esophagectomy, PINPOINT may help surgeons evaluate the gastric conduit.5


The PINPOINT camera
is the next generation of fluorescence imaging technology

 

The camera features leading-edge sensor technology and its custom optics provide for vividly colored and high contrast images across all PINPOINT display modes.

Intraoperative perfusion assessment

Allows surgeons to visualize tissue perfusion and biliary ducts intraoperatively and in real-time.

 

Increased confidence

Fluorescence imaging may assist surgeons with critical decisions during surgery.3

 

Improved outcomes

Allows surgeons to assess perfusion, which may improve patient outcomes.3

Dedicated to
improving outcomes

 

Published literature has long confirmed the significant social and economic burden associated with postoperative complications. More than 180 peer-reviewed medical journals have supported the use of SPY technology. Many of these studies have demonstrated an improvement in patient outcomes and a reduction in hospital costs as a result of SPY technology.2 In fact, the PILLAR II trial found that the use of SPY technology may assist in surgical decision making, which may reduce the occurrence of costly complications.3

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