Cerebrovascular Flow Measurement Solutions To Support Care at your Institution

From aneurysm clipping to EC-IC bypass procedures, cerebrovascular surgeons must often make rapid decisions based on subtle changes in cerebral blood flow. Flow measurement provides objective data to support clinical decision-making during critical moments in the OR.

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Why Quantitative Flow Measurement?

Visual assessments and flow velocity alone don’t always tell the full story. That’s why intraoperative flow measurement is such a powerful tool to complement clinical judgment, helping surgeons confirm impressions or identify unseen flow limitations while corrective action is still possible.

Flow Assisted Surgical Technique (FAST) uses transit-time ultrasound to provide quantitative, intraoperative measurements that support surgeons during those pressing moments. FAST can be used during a variety of cerebrovascular procedures, including:

Aneurysm clipping surgery
Arterial EC-IC bypass surgery
Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) resection
Venous EC-IC bypass surgery
STA-MCA bypass for Moyamoya

“Flow measurement is critical. The measurement that you get [with Transonic] is much more accurate and that accuracy results in better outcomes for the surgery … The Transonic flowprobe can be your best friend during a very complicated surgery.’’

– Sophia Shakur, MD, Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury, Maryland

Flow Measurement Solutions for Cerebrovascular Surgery

During aneurysm clipping surgery, for instance, flow measurement tools help surgeons achieve optimal clip placement to obliterate the aneurysm without compromising flow in parent vessels and distal branches. These measurements either confirm the surgeon’s clinical assessment of flow preservation or expose the need for immediate correction of flow deficits. Designed for precise assessment of cerebral perfusion, Transonic provides objective data when it matters most.

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Transonic, Built for and by Cerebrovascular Surgeons

Decades of collaboration with cerebrovascular surgeons, including Dr. Fady T. Charbel – a pioneer in both cerebrovascular neurosurgery and cerebral blood flow measurement – have shaped Transonic flow measurement technology. Transonic's Flowmeters and compatible Charbel Cerebrovascular Flowprobes support surgeons like you in medical facilities around the world.

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