Centerline’s vascular navigation system aims to greatly reduce radiation exposure to patients and caregivers and make surgical procedures safer, more accurate and cost-effective.
“The opportunity to positively impact a growing number of patients and providers alike is significant,” Matthew Eagleton, MD, chair of the medical advisory board for Centerline, said in a statement. “Centerline’s platform technology solves an immediate need and has the ability to transform many vascular and non-vascular procedures by reducing radiation, improving outcomes and saving costs.”
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