Those experiences revealed opportunities to rethink the tools clinicians rely on every day. Drawing on real-world surgical challenges he encountered in the operating room, Dr. Einarsson began developing novel technologies designed to make procedures more intuitive, less invasive, and better aligned with the needs of both physicians and patients.
That vision became the foundation of Freyja Healthcare. Today, we continue to build on the same principle that inspired the company from the beginning: meaningful innovation starts with a deep understanding of clinical care. By combining surgical insight with purposeful design, we are developing solutions intended to enhance precision and control, improve patient care, and address important unmet clinical needs.
Revolutionizing Abdominal Entry and Mini Laparoscopy
Mini Laparoscope with VisualEntry™ System
New FDA
510(k) Clearance
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ADDRESS THE RISKS OF BLIND ENTRY
Real-Time Visualization
The optical penetrating tip, high-resolution imaging and integrated illumination provide direct, forward-facing visualization during initial abdominal access and before and after pneumoperitoneum.
2
EASE OF VERES ENTRY
2mm Entry
Minimal tissue trauma due to its small size compared to traditional 5-12mm trocars. Ideal for patients with prior abdominal surgeries, obesity, or very low body weight.
3
MINI LAPAROSCOPE WITH VisualEntry™ SYSTEM
Dual Functionality
Following entry, VereSee™ functions as a miniature laparoscope, with integrated fiber optics and HD LED illumination delivering bright, shadow-free visualization of deep anatomical spaces, which may enable surgeons to avoid opening an additional laparoscope for certain procedures.
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COMPACT & EASY TO INTEGRATE
Practical Economic Model
The system pairs single-use entry components with reusable visualization technology while the camera control unit with HDMI output integrates seamlessly into existing surgical setups.
Laparoscopic Abdominal Entry
"The Danger Zone"
Entry is still one of the most consequential moments in laparoscopy.
15M+
laparoscopic procedures performed globally each year*
0.2 - 0.5%
major vascular injury rate with entry-related complications (35,000-75,000 injuries)**
Up to 13%
mortality rate associated with major vascular injury**
*iData Research, “How Many Laparoscopic Procedures Were Performed in 2023?,” Dec. 1, 2023. [Online]. Available: https://idataresearch.com/how-many-laparoscopic-procedures-were-performed-in-2023/
**N. Shaikh et al., “Laparoscopic Major Vascular Injuries: Report of Two Cases and Review,” International Medical Case Reports Journal, vol. 16, pp. 7–11, Jan. 2023. DOI: 10.2147/IMCRJ.S394281. Available: PMC9830560.
VereSee™ System Summary
World’s first optical Veres needle
2 mm laparoscope with VisualEntry™ system that brings visualization to Veres entry.
Indicated as a laparoscope
visualization designed into the entry pathway
2 mm advantage
may enable surgeons to avoid opening an additional laparoscope for certain procedures
VereSee™ When It Matters Most...
minimal tissue trauma - ideal for patients with prior abdominal surgeries, obesity or low BMI
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