| Novadaq to Present at IBC Ocular Anti-Angiogenesis Conference |
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Toronto, Ontario – March 28, 2006 Novadaq® Technologies Inc. (TSX: NDQ), a developer of medical imaging systems for the operating room, today announced a corporate presentation to be given at the IBC Ocular Anti-angiogenesis Conference on March 29, at the Hotel @ MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dr. Robert Devenyi, Ophthalmologist-in-Chief and Director of Retinal Services for the University Health Network, and Professor of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences at the University of Toronto will conduct the presentation on “Unlocking the Potential of Feeder Vessel Therapy in Macula Degeneration”. His presentation will outline the safety and efficacy of feeder vessel therapy and some of the latest technology being used for diagnosis, treatment and evaluation by Novadaq Technologies. About Novadaq Technologies
Novadaq® Technologies Inc. (TSX: NDQ) develops and commercializes
medical devices based on its proprietary imaging platform for the
diagnosis and treatment of human vascular, ophthalmic, and neurologic
diseases and conditions. Novadaq's SPY® Intra-operative Imaging System,
commercially available worldwide, enables cardiac surgeons to visually
assess coronary vasculature and bypass graft functionality during the
course of open-heart bypass surgery. Novadaq's ophthalmic product, the
OPTTX® System, is aimed at the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of
wet Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) by using the same core
imaging technology that is used in the SPY System. The OPTTX System is
currently being evaluated in clinical trials. Novadaq's product for
nerve visualization in prostate surgery, LUNA™ is designed to enable
surgeons to visualize nerve bundles during the course of radical
prostatectomy in order to reduce negative outcomes including impotency. For additional information:
Arun Menawat, PhD, MBA |
