OneVasc is for you if you're a healthcare professional working in the vascular field, and want to save precious time in to create your detailed vascular diagrams.

Small or large teams, individuals or hospitals, anyone can use it: vascular physicians, angiologists, vascular surgeons, radiologists, cardiologists, ultrasound technicians, etc.

You do exceptional exams, OneVasc does their diagrams.

OneVasc is an innovative medical application for creating detailed vascular diagrams in just a few clicks.

Say goodbye to 4-color pens and scanner for your vascular diagrams.

You will finally be able to draw diagrams whenever you want, saving precious time!

OneVasc is an online software program accessible from your PC or Mac, using a browser (compatible with Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge).

There's no need to install it on your computer - all you need is an Internet connection.

Here is the required configuration to use OneVasc:

Minimum Configuration

- Desktop or laptop computer

- 15" screen with a resolution of 1920x1080 (Full HD)

- 4GB RAM

- 64-bit web browser: Chrome >56 or Firefox >51 or Edge >17 or Safari >15

Recommended Configuration

- Desktop or laptop computer

- 19" screen with a resolution of 1920x1080 (Full HD)

- 8GB RAM

- 64-bit web browser: Chrome >56 or Firefox >51 or Edge >17 or Safari >15

Tablet

Recommended configuration

- 12.9" screen minimum (e.g. iPad Pro 12.9")

- Landscape orientation

From now on, you can make mapping for your exams of:

- Circle of Willis (New)

- Lower extremity venous mapping

- Upper Limb Arteries

- Supra-aortic trunks

- Arteries of the upper limbs

- Renal arteries

- Digestive arteries

- Lower limb deep veins

- Upper extremities veins

- Cervical veins

- Pre-arteriovenous fistula mapping

- Arteriovenous fistulas

- Coronary arteries - Coronary angiography (on request)

You can download the mapping made with OneVasc in several formats (PDF or image) or even directly copy and paste them into your text report.

In short, you can always integrate OneVasc mapping into your patient management software in the format you want.

Yes, it is now possible to save a vascular mapping.

You can save a vascular mapping in the patient's online file. It will then be possible to reopen the vascular mapping in the patient's file.

Patient files can be shared within the same structure.

You can also download a backup file (.onev file) of a vascular mapping to your computer. Then, when you want to start again from this vascular mapping, you can import it into OneVasc.

Users describe the OneVasc software as intuitive with a very fast learning curve.

We have video tutorials that get you started with OneVasc and you can try it yourself during the trial period.

In any case, we are happy to answer any questions you may have.

If you are an individual, you can subscribe online to a monthly or annual subscription.

If you are a health establishment or a group practice, contact our super team so that we can offer you a suitable offer.

We hope it won't happen anytime soon!

You can cancel your monthly or annual subscription at any time during the current month or year, and it will automatically end when it reaches its expiration date.

OneVasc is available in English, Spanish, German and French.

OneVasc is made by doctors for doctors!

The OneVasc project emerged in 2017 at Hacking Health in Besançon, where we won the "Numerica "prize for innovation.

We have continued this project relentlessly after multiple pitfalls because our aim is to improve practices by enabling doctors to benefit from the potential of digital technology.

We are fundamentally convinced that to practice better, you need to be better equipped, which is why we created OneVasc, the vascular diagram generator that lives up to our motto:

"A good vascular mapping is better than a long report".