Venn Healthcare Ltd

16/09/2026

Proximal hamstring scanning with the VINNO S300.

Using the F2-5C curved linear transducer to assess the proximal hamstring and ischial tuberosity - providing the depth and field of view needed to visualise this challenging anatomical region.

Another example of the versatility of VINNO ultrasound for everyday MSK and sports medicine imaging.

Physiotherapy MSKPhysio

13/09/2026

Great to have Suraj Singh stop by the Venn Healthcare stand and experience NESA XSignal.

Suraj works closely with sleep brands and sleep technology, using EEG and neuroscience to explore how our brains respond, so we were particularly interested to get his take on NESA.

He tried XSignal, experiencing first-hand how NESA’s non-invasive neuromodulation technology is designed to support nervous system regulation, recovery and sleep.

Always good to put innovative technology in the hands of people who live and breathe this space and even better to see the reaction for themselves.

Thanks for stopping by, Suraj! 🧠⚡

13/09/2026

Great to see Gail and the team at trying out NESA XSignal® at the Health Optimisation Summit in London today.

Gail and her team work with patients living with dysautonomia, where dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) can affect everything from heart rate and blood pressure to sleep, energy, digestion and the ability to cope with everyday stressors.

That’s what makes the potential of NESA XSignal so interesting.

NESA uses non-invasive neuromodulation technology designed to help regulate the autonomic nervous system, supporting the body’s ability to move towards a more balanced state.

With a growing evidence base, including over 16 randomised controlled trials, we’re particularly interested in what this could mean in clinical practice.

For patients with autonomic dysfunction, better regulation of the ANS could potentially mean improved sleep, greater resilience, better recovery and, ultimately, an improvement in quality of life.

It was fantastic to let Gail experience the technology first-hand today and to discuss where neuromodulation could fit into the future of patient care.

12/09/2026

We’re at the Health Optimisation Summit in London this weekend with NESA XSIGNAL ⚡

But what exactly is NESA?

NESA XSIGNAL is a CE-marked, non-invasive neuromodulation device designed to influence autonomic nervous system (ANS) regulation.

Using very low-level, normally imperceptible microcurrents delivered through 24 contact points on the wrists and ankles, NESA XSIGNAL is designed to work with the body’s autonomic nervous system.

Why does autonomic regulation matter?

Your ANS plays a central role in how your body responds to stress and demand – and, importantly, how effectively it returns to a state of recovery afterwards.

The aim of NESA XSIGNAL is to support better autonomic regulation, helping the body respond appropriately when it needs to and recover appropriately when the demand has passed.

If you’re attending the Health Optimisation Summit London, come and meet the team, experience NESA XSIGNAL and discover more about this approach to non-invasive neuromodulation.

11/09/2026

📸 A few highlights from last night’s Real Time Ultrasound (RTUS) in Male Pelvic Floor Assessment course!

A fantastic hands on evening exploring how real time ultrasound can be used within male pelvic health to assess pelvic floor function and provide visual biofeedback.

It was great to see clinicians getting practical experience with the technology, developing their scanning skills and exploring how RTUS can add another dimension to pelvic floor assessment and patient education.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and got involved and to our expert tutor for sharing their knowledge and clinical experience.

08/09/2026

🔍 Seeing the bigger picture with P-View panoramic imaging VINNO

Richie Patrick and Helen demonstrating P-View on the VINNO R700, using the X310 probe to capture a panoramic view of the entire plantar fascia.

In MSK ultrasound, we often focus closely on a specific structure or area of pathology. But sometimes, being able to step back and visualise a structure over a much greater field of view can add valuable anatomical context.

Why is panoramic imaging useful in MSK?

P-View allows multiple ultrasound frames to be combined into a single extended image as the probe is moved along the anatomy. This makes it possible to visualise structures that simply won’t fit within a conventional ultrasound field of view.

For the plantar fascia, that means being able to demonstrate its course over a much greater length in one continuous panoramic image.

It can be particularly useful for:

🔹 Visualising long anatomical structures and their relationships
🔹 Demonstrating the location and extent of pathology in context
🔹 Comparing abnormal and surrounding tissue
🔹 Creating images that can be easier to interpret when explaining findings to patients
🔹 Producing useful documentation for clinical records, education and case discussion

Using the VINNO R700 with the X310 probe, Richie and Helen show how P-View can give MSK clinicians a completely different perspective on familiar anatomy.

Sometimes the close up gives you the detail. The panoramic view gives you the context.

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

Tendon Ultrasound Fundamentals

On Saturday, Ove and James, both PGCert qualified in MSK ultrasound took clinicians through the fundamentals of tendon ultrasound.

Designed for clinicians who are starting to dip their toe into point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), the course focused on building a solid foundation in understanding what you’re seeing, developing a systematic scanning approach and gaining confidence with the probe.

The emphasis is firmly on practical, clinically relevant learning, with plenty of hands-on scanning and guidance throughout the day.

If MSK ultrasound is something you’ve been considering adding to your clinical toolkit, this is a great place to start next course is December

UltrasoundTraining MSK Physiotherapy SportsMedicine ClinicalEducation

04/09/2026

Enrolment is officially open for 4SleepDrive® – November 2026 Edition!
Developed by NESA World with specialists in neurology, pulmonology, neurophysiology, psychology and physiotherapy, 4SleepDrive® gives clinicians the tools to evaluate and treat sleep disorders holistically covering the bioelectric, biophysical, biopsychoemotional and biochemical sides of sleep.

Two ways to train:
- Exclusively online (Spanish or English), self-paced, with NESA's own certificate
- Blended learning -online plus an in-person weekend at La Salle University Center, Madrid (20–22 November 2026), earning NESA's dual certification

Already using NESA XSIGNAL® technology? You may qualify for exclusive enrolment terms - email NESA World directly at [email protected] with your device serial number to check your eligibility.

Registration closes 13 November 2026 at 2pm CET.
https://hubs.ly/Q04wB6WD0

Thank you to our partners at NESA World () for continuing to bring high-quality, evidence-based training to our network.

22/08/2026