Clinical Research Evidence
Dynamic Light's SpeckleView® technology has 20 years of research evidence to support its utility in the operating room. Back in 2001, co-founder Andrew Dunn demonstrated the
first use of laser speckle to image blood flow in a rodent brain. Andrew Dunn translated the use of laser speckle to the operating room and published a
seminal paper in 2010 demonstrating the ability of SpeckleView technology to monitor cerebral blood flow during neurosurgery. This was followed with a demonstration of SpeckleView technology with an
endoscope in 2013. A
2014 paper showed the utility of SpeckleView technology in 10 neurosurgery patients, followed by a
2017 demonstration of quantitative blood flow monitoring in 8 neurosurgery cases. A 2022 manuscript by Andrew and co-founder David Miller directly compared
SpeckleView with indocyanine green angiography demonstrating that the techniques provide different, yet complementary information about vessel perfusion. A recent
2023 paper by Andrew and David demonstrated the utility of SpeckleView for cerebrovascular and brain tumor cases with renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Andreas Raabe, who pioneered the use of Indocyanine green angiography in neurosurgery.