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"cCeLL - Ex vivo" is in vitro diagnostics medical device which can provide digital images of tissue at a microscopic level to physicians in real-time. "Pixection - Pen“, a hand-held probe to scan the tissue, contacts with the tissue after staining patient’s tissue and generates a digital image.
The system of "cCeLL - Ex vivo" converts laser scanning signal into digital tissue image after scanning tissue as it contacts patient's tissue.
"Pixection - Pen" as the probe of cCeLL can be use hand-held or with an Auto-stage.
"Pixection - Pen" is a pen-type probe designed to maximize convenience and usability for physicians performing cancer surgery.
The probe can be attached to the Auto-stage or can be hand-held as necessary during cancer surgery.
"Auto-stage" is an optional accessory which can improve usability while it allows users to position the probe accurately.
"Auto-stage" can provide large-area images of tissue through the panoramic function.
"cCeLL - In vivo" is in vivo medical device which directly contacts patient’s tissue and provide digital images of tissue for physician real-time. "Pixection - In vivo(Pen and Angled-type, etc.)" is a hand-held probe designed to scan the tissue in vivo and generate digital images intraoperatively.
"cCeLL - In vivo" converts laser scanning signal into digital tissue image after scanning tissue by directly contacting the patient's body.
There are two types of design;pen-type and angled-type. Both designs have been developed to maximize usability during cancer surgery.
“Pixection - In vivo” is currently available with two designs: pen-type and angled-type. Additional designs are under development for other applications.
Physicians can check if cancerous tissue remains near a major vessel or a nerve prior to resection because it can provide images non-invasively.
"Sterile Probe Sheath" is a disposable drape that covers the probe. It prevents infection between patient's organ and the device.
The sheath is developed to be easily attached and detached from the probe for convenient use.
