Intravascular ultrasound is due for disruption
While arterial and deep venous disease are on the rise, the intravascular ultrasound market continues to be defined by limited innovation.
Through an advanced IVUS platform that leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) and designed to deliver superior image interpretation and improved workflows, Evident Vascular is primed to transform the IVUS landscape—and finally give clinicians the clarity they need to optimize patient care.
IVUS technology not optimized for PVI
Legacy IVUS platforms were initially developed for coronary procedures. To date, there has been limited innovation to address the shortcomings in image quality, interpretation, and workflow that would make IVUS ideally suited for peripheral vascular applications, despite the clear clinical benefit.
A growing need
Research indicates that more than 21 million people in the U.S. had peripheral arterial disease (PAD) in 2020. With the aging population, this number is projected to exceed 24 million by 2030.2
In 2020, over 2 million peripheral vascular interventions were performed. Recent projections estimate that more than 3 million procedures will be performed annually by 2030.3-4
Evident Vascular is poised to tranform IVUS.
- Secemsky, Eric., et al. “Appropriate Use of Intravascular Ultrasound During Arterial and Venous Lower Extremity Interventions.” JACC Cardiac Interventions VOL. 15, NO. 15, 2022.
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- S2N Health. Data on file.
- DRG Report: MedTech 360 Peripheral Vascular Devices | United States | 2020 DRG Report: MedTech 360 Deep Venous Disease Treatment Devices | Global | 2020.