ENvue™ System - Personalized Navigation for Enteral Feeding Tube Placement
Have confidence that feeding tubes can be placed safely and positioned effectively for early enteral feeding
Becoming
the new
gold standard
for feeding tube
placement
FDA 510(k)
cleared
(adults only)
Used by
multiple
hospitals in
the US
Thousands
of successful
feeding tube
placements
Personalized
Utilizing multiple sensors and predetermined anatomical landmarks to create a personalized map of each patient’s airways and
upper GI tract
Navigation
Patented technology provides continuous visual steering directions in three different views assisting the clinician to guide the tube past the lungs and into the stomach or the small bowel
Lungs Safety
Reduce the risk of lung placements with visual notification when the feeding tube potentially enters the airway
Providing early onset nutrition to critically ill patients via
the ENvue system has been transformational for myself as a critical care nurse. Ironically, before we had ENvue I avoided the task of putting feeding tubes in place at all costs; now I find myself eager to delve into the technology and become an expert so that I can give my patients the best care possible.
The support given by the ENvue team to our hospital staff has been excellent. Over the last year with COVID19 making in-person collaboration difficult, they provided immediate backup to the hospital staff through video chat.
The ENvue system provides us with the opportunity to start feeding quickly for patients who may not have had nutritional support for a long time. ENvue gives us the benefit of providing accuracy and safety information. We can follow the tube going down as we insert it and the directional arrows see to it that we avoid a lung placement or hanging up in the stomach.
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News, Press Releases
& Upcoming Events
Backed by $18 Million and a Nationwide Agreement With One of the Largest Private Hospital Networks in The U.S., ENvizion® Unveils Enteral Feeding Tube ‘GPS’ Tech
NTI Will Go Virtual , May24-27 2021: Stay Tuned for Exciting Details
American Association of Critical Care Nurses