ViewFlow AI Medical — See What Surgery Has Been Missing

The Blind Spot

Blood flow is still invisible during surgery.

Today's tools confirm that blood is flowing — not how it flows.

The number one problem surgeons face is knowing if the procedure ends with adequate blood flow.

— Dr. Patel, 20,000 robotic surgeries performed

The Evidence

And the data proves him right

Perfusion

1 in 7

Reconstructive tissue flaps fail — leading to repeated surgeries, higher costs, and patient suffering.

Source: PubMed Clinical Study →

Bypass Grafts

1 in 5

Heart bypass grafts have insufficient flow — discovered only after complications arise.

Source: Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery →

And Across Diverse Therapies

The same blind spot extends across:

CABG & saphenous bypass · colorectal anastomosis · esophageal repair · bile-duct surgery · microvascular flap & limb-salvage — and more.

Dye

Is there flow?

Yes / No

Probe

How much flow?

flow rate at one location

ViewFlow

How is it flowing?

stagnant recirculating

3x mid-top

ViewFlow flow imaging: left-to-right flow past a clay blockage

What no surgeon has ever seen before during surgery — until now

The Breakthrough

A smart camera.
No contact. No dye.
Instant clarity.

Contact-free — no disruption to surgical workflow
Enabling Real-Time Insights into Hemodynamic Blood Flow
On demand — point the camera and flow appears in real time
Simultaneously see fast, stagnant, and recirculating flow

ViewFlow clamping tube demonstration — flow speed changes

“Who would want to visualize flow through graft and coronary for obstructive disease — on the table — after cross-clamp — before coming off pump?”

A near-unanimous response from thirty surgeons

Dr. Randall Wolf

Cardiothoracic Surgeon
Houston Methodist

21st Century Cardiothoracic
Surgical Society — Palm Beach

Market Opportunity

An easier, faster camera
for a proven playbook

ViewFlow targets the same surgeons, same workflow, and same operating rooms as the glow dye (fluorescent) imaging — but without requiring dye injection.

5 million of 500 million surgeries use a functionally objective tool to assess adequacy of blood flow.

Leadership

Built by scientists.
Validated by surgeons.

A rare intersection of laser physics, life science experience, and building novel visualization — guided by advisors from the nation's top surgical institutions.

Jim Sund, PhD, MBA

Founder & CEO

NASA Fellow — Duke PhD ECE < 3 Years Duke MBA Licensed by Roche & Merck

Jim builds technologies that make the invisible visible. A NASA fellow at Duke, his work has been licensed by Roche and Merck. He led cybersecurity at a Lockheed Martin national computing center.

ViewFlow is the culmination: an FDA surgical camera that shows surgeons how blood flows in real time — no dyes, no contact, no radiation. The last company in this space sold to Stryker for $701M.

PhD and MBA, both from Duke.

Randall Wolf, MD

Cardiothoracic Surgeon Advisor

Houston Methodist
DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center
Inventor, Wolf Mini-Maze for AFib

“Data-driven wins”

Heinrich Ziegler, PhD

Software Architect

PhD, Nuclear Chemistry
Trains software architects
AI-augmented engineering

“Building the data infrastructure”

Kimberly Steinmann, MD

Clinical Studies Lead Advisor

Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Hematologist & Oncologist

“Relevant to many surgeries”

Clinical Collaborations

Engaging with leading academic medical centers to reduce patient complications and become a future standard of care.

Houston Methodist

See what surgery
has been missing

Blood flow is still invisible during surgery.

And the data proves him right

A smart camera.
No contact. No dye.
Instant clarity.

An easier, faster camera
for a proven playbook