EndoNaut Fusion Imaging & Navigation

Make your OR ready for new challenges with EndoNaut, a unique image fusion system compatible with any C-arm!

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EndoSize Structural Heart planning

AI-based software to empower physicians with the most user-friendly case planning solutions for TAVI/TAVR and TMVR treatments.

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EndoSize Endovascular procedure planning

Fully plan your cases in minutes with EndoSize! Take control of the treatment strategies and the placement of devices.

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AI-based software to make the most of image data – Easily

From case planning with EndoSize® to intra-operative navigation with EndoNaut®, we design the most advanced and user-friendly imaging software toolset for cardiovascular procedures. Our software help physicians and healthcare professionals to efficiently plan and safely execute minimally invasive endovascular interventions. EndoSize and EndoNaut embed cutting-edge data processing algorithms including AI, deep learning, and biomechanical simulation.

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Endovascular Case Planning in Minutes

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Fusion & Navigation for any C-arm

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Upcoming Events

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June 26 & 27, 2025 Lille, France

SCVE 2025

Attend one of our 4 sizing workshops at the 38th SCVE congress, to witness the high precision and accuracy of the EndoSize software workflows, or meet us at the booth in partnership with Ziehm Imaging.
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May 27 - 30, 2025 Cadiz, Spain

SEACV 2025

Join us at the Ziehm Imaging booth to discover how the Endovascular Navigation brings the image fusion natively integrated in the mobile C-arm.
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April 23-25, 2025 London, UK

CX SYMPOSIUM

Discover more about the Endovascular Navigation on a mobile C-arm and the EndoNaut Peripheral module during our workshops, in partnership with Ziehm Imaging at the Charing Cross Symposium.

R&D Partners

We are thankful to institutional players for their support and trust in joining forces with tech leaders to build the next generation of navigation systems