Introducing
Skip the agitation
Single-use
Fits any pre-filled saline syringe
Polysorbate filter to enhance bubble quality
Individually packaged
Orbis features:
Would You Close This?
General Cardiologists, Interventional Cardiologists and Stroke Neurologists Debate PFO Closure and Interpretation of Bubble Studies
Nov. 17, 2026 at 7 pm CT
General cardiologists, interventional cardiologists, and stroke neurologists don't always agree on when a PFO should be closed, and this webinar puts that disagreement on stage. Micah Eimer, MD, Keith Benzuly, MD, Fran Caprio, MD, and Kameswari Maganti, MD bring their different specialties to a live debate over bubble study interpretation and PFO closure decisions, working through the diagnostic challenges bubble studies present and how imaging data, RoPE/PASCAL scores, and clinical gestalt come together to manage stroke patients with a PFO. Attendees will watch a genuine multidisciplinary perspective in action, not a rehearsed consensus.
Reimagining bubble studies
Manual saline agitation is inefficient and produces inconsistent bubbles that can negatively impact both image quality and safety.
The Orbis™ Microbubble Generator streamlines the process and enhances bubble quality for consistent, clear images to facilitate better diagnosis.
Orbis Microbubble Generator can streamline workflows and deliver consistent results
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Designed to enhance visualization and facilitate diagnosis
Superior microbubble consistency
Longer duration of bubbles
Improved peak opacification
Excellent Clinical Results
Echo at rest performed with Orbis Microbubble Generator in a female patient with a right to left shunt
Skip the agitation
Better consistency
Enhanced visualisation
Improved procedural safety
