Adrian Mendes, Perimeter’s Chief Executive Officer, stated, “We believe this additional commercial placement within a major national healthcare system – representing the fifth unit placed with this existing customer network – demonstrates that surgeon end users, as well as other stakeholders within the broader healthcare system, see the value of our technology and are recommending it to their peers. Our aim is to make Perimeter’s innovative technology the standard of care in cancer surgery.”

Vidhance for Remote Assistance not only improves today’s limitations of head-mounted cameras but also contributes to the transformation of how surgical training is conducted.

Philips and Vanderbilt assessed 13 diagnostic imaging devices including MR, CT, ultrasound and X-ray, which account for an estimated 12,000 patient scans per month and found that, over a period of 10 years, they emit the CO₂ equivalent of approximately 1,000 gas cars driven for one year.