Our Portfolio

UltraGreen’s Differentiated Products and Solutions

UltraGreen is the global leader in the growing fluorescence imaging surgical and medical market

Diagnostic Green Portfolio

Indocyanine Green (ICG)

Description

ICG for Injection / Verdye: Global leader NIR fluorescent imaging agent used in FGS and ophthalmology

IC-Flow™ Imaging System

Description

IC-Flow^TM Imaging System is a small, compact and easy to use handheld NIR device that visualises and records tissue fluorescence.

Complementary New Products

Description

Fluorescein: Ophthalmic contrast agent for perfusion and abnormalities visualisation

Ephedrine: Medicine to increase blood pressure in surgeries

UltraGreen Data Platform

Quantification Software

Description

Allows real-time, quantitative perfusion assessment and tumor identification (under regulatory review US & EU)

UltraLinQ

Description

Imaging software for visualisation and interpretation in cardiology

AR Glasses

Description

Projects real-time surgical images and virtual guidance for physicians (in development)

Revolutionising Surgery: ICG Fluorescence with AI-Powered Precision in Real-Time

Areas of Interest Defined

ICG Injected and Curves Measured

Quantification in less than 4 minutes

Perfusion and Blood Vessels Map

Why ICG?

Well-Established and Accepted Product in FGS

Approved by FDA and EMA for 65+ years
Improves surgical safety, reduces operation time, lowers possibility of re-operation and reduces complications

Excellent Safety Profile

Extremely rare incidences of ICG allergies
Metabolised exclusively through liver and secreted entirely into the bile
No significant extrahepatic or enterohepatic circulation
Safe for all age groups including infants

Long Shelf-Life and Easy to Store

Room temperature storage

Well Accepted by KOLs

“The use of ICG FA in the treatment of low rectal cancer is safe, cost- effective and reduces both intraoperative and post-operative complications. I believe ICG should be used to optimize patient safety and will become standard of care in colorectal surgeries.”

Steven D. Wexner, MD, PhDCleveland Clinic, USA

“For the majority of procedures, this technology will evolve and likely become the standard of care, or at least a readily available tool in the surgeon’s armamentarium.”

Raul Rosenthal, MDCleveland Clinic, USA

“Fluorescence-guided surgery has proven to be a widely innovative technique applicable in many fields of surgery.”

Alex Vahrmeijer, MDLeiden University Hospital, Netherlands

Note: (1) Sourced from Clinicatrails.gov database. (2) Hope-Ross M, Yannuzzi LA, Gragoudas ES, Guyer DR, Slakter JS, Sorenson JA, et al.: Adverse Reactions Due to Indocyanine Green.