Introducing

Skip the agitation

  • Single-use

  • Fits any pre-filled saline syringe

  • Polysorbate filter to enhance bubble quality

  • Individually packaged

Orbis features:

Under Pressure - Valsalva Maneuvers in Cardiac Bubble Studies

Oct. 7, 2026 at 7 pm CT

A well-performed Valsalva maneuver can make or break the diagnostic value of a bubble study, yet inconsistent technique remains one of the most common (and most fixable) sources of false negatives in the echo lab. Join Maddie Jankowski, Amy Dillinbeck (Cleveland Clinic), and Cody Frye (Atrium) for a practical look at Valsalva maneuvers in cardiac bubble studies. The session covers why a good Valsalva maneuver matters to the diagnostic value of a bubble study, the common causes of poor maneuvers, and tips for optimizing technique. Attendees will leave with concrete ways to perform and coach better Valsalva maneuvers in their own labs.

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