EchoVice is an innovative technology company committed to revolutionizing the healthcare sector through our advanced solutions. We focus primarily on the development of cutting-edge medical equipment and software that not only provides better ergonomics for healthcare professionals, but also improves patient care in ways that were previously unattainable. Our vision is to create a healthcare industry that is more efficient, patient-centred and technologically advanced, and we work tirelessly to deliver products and solutions that make this vision a reality.
The reduced operating time helps to reduce costs and the burden on the practising healthcare professional
Better ergonomy helps to provide a more comfortable and efficient work experience for the cardiologist
Stabilizes ultrasound probe during heart surgery, improves images
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New percutaneous tricuspid valve
therapies requires two consultant
cardiologist to perform peri-procedural
ultrasound at Rigshospitalet, a
stabilizing device could potentially
replace one cardiologist.
Jacob Eifer Møller
Consultant cardiologist, Rigshospitalet Professor, Odense Universitetshospital
It is important that the image is still, for
example when inserting a clip, so that you do
not see another part of the heart (...). It is
important that the probe is locked so that we
have the images we need when we insert the
clips
Karsten Tange Veien
Chief doctor, Cardiac department OUH
If you had a device that could fixate the
ultrasound probe, you could free up one
hand and use it for the machine.
Nicolaj Ihlemann
Chief doctor, Bispebjerg hospital
At EchoVice, we are an interdisciplinary team combining clinical knowledge and engineering expertise to improve the production of ultrasound images during heart surgery.