Breath Hold ES for IR
The Breath Hold ES is a motion management/ biofeedback device helping patients breathe in a consistent manner or breath hold at a particular point time. It allow for these breathing patterns or breath holds to be reproducible in a variety of procedures.
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Interventional Radiology
Biopsies of the lungs, chest, heart, liver, kidneys and spleen are all affected by respiratory motion and may benefit from consistent, controlled patient breathing. The Breath Hold ES provides a highly effective and affordable solution to a longstanding problem. Additionally, the device supports optimization of respiration to help enable access to difficult to reach lesions, such as those blocked when patients breathe normally.
Enhance Image-Guided Biopsies
Biopsies of the lungs, chest, heart, liver, kidneys and spleen are all affected by respiratory motion and may benefit from consistent, controlled patient breathing. Breath Hold provides a highly effective and affordable solution to a longstanding problem. Additionally, the device suppports optimization of respiration to help enable access to difficult to reach lesions, such as those blocked when patients breathe normally.
Streamline Tumor Localizations and Ablations
Similarly, when placing localizing needles or ablating diseased tissue, Breath Hold can help patients control the respiratory motion that make these procedures so challenging.
Base Unit:
Connects to the bellows belt to measure air pressure and enable LED light display. Also serves as the LED charger.
Bellows Belt:
Contracts and expands on the abdomen with patient breathing.
Gooseneck:
Holds the remote display, providing flexible positioning for easy patient viewing.
Minimizing Image Misregistration during PET/CT–guided Percutaneous Interventions with Monitored Breath-hold PET and CT Acquisitions:
Benefits and Safety of CT Fluoroscopy in Interventional Radiologic Procedures:
CT Fluoroscopy-guided Biopsy of the Lung or Upper Abdomen with a Breath Hold Monitoring and Feedback System: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial:
Intermittent-Mode CT Fluoroscopy-guided Biopsy of the Lung or Upper Abdomen with Breath Hold Monitoring and Feedback: System Development and Feasibility:
Citations for Dr. Carlson’s Work:
Evaluation of an Interactive Breath Hold ControlSystem in CT-Guided Lung Biopsy:
CT Fluoroscopy–guided Biopsy of the Lung or Upper Abdomen with a Breath Hold Monitoring and Feedback System: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial:
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