AtriCure Announces Launch of cryoSPHERE MAX™ Probe for Post-Operative Pain Management
ATRC 10.15.2024

“Every second matters in patient care, and the cryoSPHERE MAX optimizes efficiency for patients and surgeons,” said
The cryoSPHERE MAX device continues AtriCure’s innovation for the cryoNB therapy by reducing the recommended ablation time by 50% per targeted nerve to 60 seconds. This next generation device features upgrades in insulation, Nitrous Oxide gas utilization, tactile tissue feedback, and real time temperature monitoring. cryoSPHERE MAX features a larger 10 mm ball tip that has 60% more surface area than the current cryoSPHERE devices, providing improvements in target tissue coverage, greater heat extraction, and larger ice ball formation. These improvements enable cryoSPHERE MAX to significantly reduce freeze times, which reduces total operative time and improves gas utilization.
“I found the cryoSPHERE MAX probe to be easier to use in locating the rib/nerve and to maintain contact,” said Dr.
cryoNB therapy is an adjunctive, non-pharmacological procedure that uses AtriCure’s cryoICE platform technology to freeze targeted intercostal nerves and temporarily block pain along peripheral nerve pathways. Physicians are utilizing cryoNB therapy as part of their multimodal strategy to provide post-operative pain relief for several months after surgery. According to
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