Breast tissue assessment is the original motivation for Endorys. Additional research directions are evaluated against a defined clinical question, measurement feasibility and the evidence required for a specific intended use. No clinical indication has been selected or validated.
Investigate the measurement requirements for repeatable acoustic characterization of tissue response.
Accessible soft-tissue locations, including the forearm, are candidates for investigating contact, placement and motion as sources of measurement variation.
Investigate whether localized tissue measurements could inform a defined decision within an existing clinical workflow.
The initial experiment uses a non-biological phantom. Cancer detection, screening, elasticity measurement, tomography, surgical guidance and therapeutic performance have not been established.
Vascular assessment, procedural sensing, therapeutic acoustics and materials testing are separate research workstreams. Each requires its own measurement objectives, controls and validation; results from one application cannot establish performance in another.
Explore all 12 workstreams →We invite clinical input on a specific decision, the current workflow and the evidence an additional tissue measurement would need to provide.
