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AI is used to automatically create polygon files from CT scans to perform simulations in Virtual Reality.

For Virtual Reality

Not approved by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

This application handles everything from CT scans to creating 3D data.

This is not a VR headset application.

Simulation of guiding catheter in percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI)

It is possible to perform all kinds of simulations related to guiding catheters, such as how to deal with abnormal coronary artery origins, coaxiality with the coronary artery, and confirmation of guiding catheter size.

GUIDEYE Sword Aorta outputs the structure around the origin of the coronary arteries from ECG-gated cardiac CT as a polygon file (OBJ format).

Anomalous coronary artery origins can also be extracted.

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The output OBJ file can also be viewed in a VR environment, enabling three-dimensional and intuitive analysis.

Higami H, et al. A case report of virtual reality-guided percutaneous coronary intervention for anomalous origin of right artery coronary chronic total occlusion. Eur Heart J Case Rep. 2023 Oct 11;7(10):ytad507.

Coronary access simulation in percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) after transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI)

This evaluates the commissure alignment after TAVI valve placement and the height of the Neo-Sinus relative to the coronary artery, allowing simulation of the optimal route and catheter shape for coronary artery access.

Based on the electrocardiogram-synchronized cardiac CT after TAVI, the structure around the coronary artery origin and the aortic prosthesis were

It is converted into three dimensions and output as a polygon file (OBJ format).
The output OBJ file can be viewed in a VR environment.

By comparing with Evo MAP, which is introduced in the literature, you can select the optimal frame for coronary artery access.

M Yamamoto, et al, Development of an algorithm to optimize percutaneous coronary intervention through supra-annular self-expandable transcatheter heart valve, JACC Case Reports, In-press

Simulation of branch embolism during EVAR (endovascular aortic stent graft insertion)

AI automatically creates polygon files (OBJ format) for embolism simulation of the lumbar artery and inferior mesenteric artery in endovascular aortic stent graft repair (EVAR).

By using the created file in a virtual reality environment, you can intuitively understand the optimal approach direction to the branching blood vessels (either left or right) and the optimal catheter shape.

Personal (CPU)

OS

CPU memory

CPU

Windows 10, 11 (Home or Pro)

16GB or more

Intel core i5 or higher, Intel core Ultra series, AMD Ryzen5 or higher

GUIDEYE Sword Aorta has three modes: PCI, PCI after TAVI, and EVAR.

It has all the functions of GUIDEYE station.

 

CPU version: It is affordable and can be run on PCs that do not have a GPU, but the analysis time takes about 20-30 minutes (depending on CPU specifications).

GPU version: A PC with a GPU is required. Analysis time is about 1-2 minutes.

About Purchase

[Please read before applying.]

This program is for research and educational use only. It is not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
We assume no responsibility for any use other than for research and education.

Please check the operating environment requirements on this website before applying.

*Guiding catheter simulation is available for customers who purchase GUIDEYE Sword Aorta.

We will provide polygon files of catheters for this purpose free of charge.

GUIDEYE Sword Aorta (CPU)

For private customers only

Monthly License Plan

*Currently in closed beta testing.

If you are interested in purchasing, please contact us.

* Credit card payment

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GUIDEYE Sword Aorta (GPU)

For corporate customers only

Please apply and request a catalogue by email.

Frequently asked questions

Anreal Twin Inc.
7F N&E BLD., 1-12-4 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
080-7129-4450

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