Clinical use

SENSEI® in combintion with PSMA in prostate cancer surgery

UCLA Health perform first SENSEI® procedure in the US with PSMA

The multi-disciplinary team at UCLA are pioneering radio-guided robotic surgery for prostate cancer in America, combining SENSEI® and the prostate-cancer-targeted imaging agent, Tc99m-PSMA, to intra-operatively find and remove cancer spread in pelvic lymph nodes. Incredibly, in the first case, the team successfully found and removed a tiny (>3mm) metastatic node identified on diagnostic imaging.

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Hear from Professor Declan Murphy on the potential of SENSEI® used in combination with PSMA-targeted imaging agents

Professor Declan Murphy from Peter MacCallum Cancer Center in Melbourne, Australia, explains the full potential of SENSEI® used in combination with new PSMA-targeted imaging agents in robot-assisted prostate cancer surery.

Dr Jim Adshead has been involved in the development of SENSEI® from its early concept

Hear him explain how SENSEI® has been developed and how he sees the transformation of outcomes for prostate cancer patients with SENSEI® combined with PSMA-targeted imaging agents

SENSEI® in prostate sentinel node detection

See a SENSEI® robot-assisted prostate sentinel lymph node procedure at Hospital del Mar, Barcelona

Thank you to Dr Lluis Fumado and the team at Hospital del Mar, Barcelona, for allowing us to film the SENSEI® prostate sentinel lymph node procedure using the da Vinci surgical robot.

New clinical data

Clinical data announced at the Annual Congress of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine shows a 100% detection rate of sentinel lymph nodes using SENSEI® in minimally-invasive and robot-assisted prostate cancer surgery.

See how SENSEI® detects a prostate lymph node in robot-assited surgery at Institut Paoli-Calmettes, Marseille

Thank you to Professor Jochen Walz for this footage from the da Vinci surgical robot.

SENSEI® in cervical sentinel node detection

UMC, Utrecht publish first-in-woman clinical data for SENSEI® in cervical cancer surgery

Congratulations to Professor Ronald Zweemer & Dr Kees Gerestein for publication of their clinical study results using SENSEI® in robot-assisted sentinel lymph node detection.

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See how SENSEI® works in combination with fluorescence (ICG) imaging in robot-assisted cervical sentinel node detection

Thank you to Professor Ronald Zweemer & Dr Kees Gerestein at UMC, Utrecht, for this footage.

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