SULA

Simple solution for CT-guided interventions

Minimal invasive interventional techniques have an important role in diagnosing and treating diseases

CT guided minimal invasive procedures can be time consuming, without real-time feedback of the needle position precision and safety are also concerned.

Benefits of SULA

Safer

Less complication by offering real-time monitoring of the needle angulation so critical structures and unnecessary needle reposition can be avoided

Lower radiation

Helps decrease radiation exposure to patients by reducing the need for control CT scans

Faster

Keeping needle on the pre-planned trajectory makes the procedure faster that helps health care providers improve room turnover time

Minimal disruption

Quick, non-disruptive install and setup, seamlesss integration into the usual workflow

Accurate

Allows for more precise targeting of deep and small target lesions by giving continuous feedback of the needle trajectory

Light

Attached to the needle, compact, transportable, no need for excessive equipment, room layout is not affected

Supports safer and faster CT-guided interventional procedures with high accuracy

Our Core Team

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DR DENES HORVATHY

Co-Founder, Managing Director

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DR PETER SZANTO

Co-Founder, Managing Director

Our Advisory Board

We are lucky to have highly experienced professionals in our advisory board whose insights are invaluable for us.

DR DENES HORVATHY

Co-Founder, Managing Director

DR PETER SZANTO

Co-Founder, Managing Director

DR PETER SZANTO

Co-Founder, Managing Director

Our Partners

Contact us to learn more

info@sulanavigation.com

SULA project

23. Baross St.
1037 Budapest, Hungary
Semmelweis University
Department of Transplantation and Surgery