BENEFITS
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With up to 4-hours of battery life, Venue is ready at a moment’s notice in busy critical care units
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Needle recognition software helps with visualization for line placements
Reduce variability
Drive consistency from user to user with Venue’s intuitive tools
Supporting critical care practitioners through a variety of features, Venue transforms the ICU with automated tools that enable you to closely monitor patients and be prepared for any sudden or deteriorating changes in their status.
Capture precise results instantly without requiring ECGs—thanks to Real-Time EF, an AI tool that continuously calculates real-time ejection fraction during live scanning in apical 4CH view. And for improved accuracy, its integrated quality indicator helps users select an optimal view for generating exacting results. Reducing the time it takes to reach a result while helping provide consistency, a study found that Real-Time EF results are within ±10 points of experts in 86% of cases.1
Medical shock in its many forms is a leading cause of death around the world.1 While ultrasound can help identify the cause of shock, it can require many manual steps and the guidelines can be complex. The Shock Toolkit quickly gets you the information you need to make fast decisions when triaging patients in shock. With tools such as Auto B-Lines, Auto VTI and Auto IVC, it simplifies a complicated process by utilizing automated calculations that focus on key indicators of patient status; the heart, lungs and inferior vena cava.
Lung Sweep, a rapid visualization tool, provides a dynamic panoramic view of the entire lung. Automatically activated at the start of each sweep when the probe is tapped on the body, Lung Sweep is deactivated at the end of each sweep when the probe is lifted– there is no need to touch the screen. The Auto B-lines tool can be used in conjunction with Lung sweep to highlight B-lines over the entire panoramic view and display the frame with the most B-lines per rib space.
Venue family systems help eliminate busywork at the point of care. Easy documentation and protocol management tools can help reduce keystrokes by up to 80%4 and facilitate exam comparison, and streamline image organization for efficient review. Diagrams specifically streamline image organization for efficient review—allowing you to easily place and auto-label images with a simple tap of the screen.
Selecting the wrong sized catheter can lead to catheter related thrombosis.2 Catheter to Vessel Ratio is a measurement tool that supports clinicians in selecting the appropriate sized catheter based on vessel diameter.
From its straightforward design to its AI-enabled Auto Tools, the Venue Family of point of care ultrasound systems empower physicians to make fast assessments in tough situations.
Built-in teaching assistance with Scribble
Scribble assists training with a touch-operated pointer and free-drawing capabilities that can also be visible on an external monitor or shared screen.
Automatically recall parameter settings with Follow Up
Delivering consistent and clear conclusions for repeated exams on the same patient, Follow Up automatically recalls parameter settings from a previous exam including comments and body patterns. It also supports monitoring of patient response to treatment over time, allowing a side-by-side view of historical and new images.
Remove the clutter with Simple Screen
See only what you need to see with Simple Screen mode, a feature that allows you to see up to a 39%2 larger ultrasound image and view only the icons they want.
Review lung segment images in one view with Lung Diagram
A single view diagram of anatomical lung segments with one click image storing. Keeps track of segmental lung assessment and can be helpful in showing trends in response to therapy.
Quickly assess kidneys and the bladder with Renal Diagram
Simplify documentation and provide easy follow up for patients with suspected hydronephrosis. No need to type findings; simply assign a label from a pre-populated list that correlates with images.
Whether you’re looking for an adaptable model that goes from cart to table to wall, or a console system with a large screen, there is a versatile, robust, and simple system made for your point of care.
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FOCUS on Learning: Understanding lung ultrasound, Cindy Owen, RDMS, RVT, FSDMS
Venue Family POCUS in the NICU
