The Evolution of Endoscopic Vessel Harvesting
Endoscopic Vessel Harvesting has been the standard of care for more than two decades. Historically the EVH learning curve has been long and arduous for the new user. Until now. Venapax is the evolution you’ve waited for.
Venapax is a unitary system that provides dissection and simultaneous branch ligation in a simple, elegant device. It enables a minimal touch approach focused on optimizing
graft quality.
BETTER BY DESIGN
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STREAMLINED TRAINING
Our procedural training program shortens the Venapax EVH learning curve.
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simultaneously ligates in our
comprehensive series of training videos.
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Listen to Matt Petrides, PA Manager, Cardiothoracic Surgery,
as he discusses the unitary design of the Venapax System
Press Releases
Press Release:
February 2024
Optical Coherence Tomography driven Endoscopic Vein Harvesting Technology and Techniques
Matt Petrides, PA-C
Press Release:
April 12, 2022
Saphena Medical to sponsor “Women in CTVS” seminar at the 2022 APACVS CONFERENCE
January 5, 2021,
Saphena Medical’s Venapax® EVH System Awarded Sole Supplier Contract with Premier® Inc.’s SURPASS™ Purchasing Program.
Articles
Publication:
JAPACVS Journal, Fall 2019,
NYU’s Randomized Study of the Venapax EVH Device
JoAnn Montecalvo, MPAS, PA-C; Shawn J. Sussman, PA-C; Nona Chen, PA-C;
Albert K. Chin, MD; Scott L. Schubach, MD, FACS, FACC
Publication:
September 2018,
The Evolution of a Minimal-touch Endoscopic Vessel Harvesting Technique
Eric L. Ping, ACNP, Aaron M. Amburgey, PA-C, Albert K. Chin, MD
Spotlights
Harvester Spotlight:
Kevin Jenklins, RNFA, University Hospitals Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute in Cleveland
A seasoned harvester discusses switching to Venapax.
Harvester Spotlight:
Nick Marut, RNFA, University Hospitals Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute in Cleveland
A seasoned harvester shares his views on the Venapax system.
Harvester Spotlight:
Chris Baez, CFA, AdventHealth Tampa
A seasoned harvester discusses the importance of conduit quality in vascular surgery