Reduce exam time, reduce keystrokes, and increase consistency with an ultrasound system that’s ready for the chaos of emergency departments.
As a patient’s status can change rapidly in the ICU, Venue supports fast care decision-making with an ultrasound easy-to-use system.
Addressing the needs of pediatric and neonatal patients, Venue enables simple, fast, and precise ultrasound without the need for ionizing radiation.
Venue ultrasound systems allow you to quickly assess tendons, muscles, and joints, and manage patient progress during a course of treatment.
Enabling anesthesiologists to make fast clinical decisions with confidence, Venue helps improve patient comfort and decrease risk of complications.
Offering anesthesiologists a multi-purpose ultrasound system, Venue helps decrease the risk of complications during nerve block procedures.
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Claims based on data collected in cNerve reading study and based on study done Identifying anatomical structures on ultrasound: assistive artificial intelligence in ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia—27 November 2020 Synopsis.
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