October 12, 2023 — Franklin Mountain Medical announced today that the Dib UltraNav Transseptal Catheter System, which houses a needle and ultrasound in one system for use in atrial transseptal procedures and delivery of catheters, has now been successfully used in 15 human cases, at major cardiology hospitals in Arizona and Minnesota.  UltraNav improves the safety and accuracy of transseptal procedures by enabling better visualization of the catheter, needle, and needle tip. It facilitates safer and more predictable transport of intracardiac echocardiography (ICE) and other catheters/wires from the right into the left atrium of the heart. Its use also suggests it may reduce the need for Transesophageal Echo (TEE) interventions.  UltraNav replaces the current procedural approach of using a separate needle and ultrasound beam on two different planes, which provides only a partial image of the orientation and depth of the needle and its tip, further disrupted by the cardiac and respirator