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Discover what UNiD™ ASI is and how it works. A human-driven method supported by artificial intelligence.

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Hub

The interactive portal

An interactive platform providing surgical plannings and analytics allowing surgeons to make a more informed decisions.
 

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Lab

The biomedical engineer team

UNiD™ ASI Lab is our team of spine experts who provide a suite of services that allow surgeons to analyze and plan, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

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Tek

The patient-specific implants range

A suite of technologies that provides patient-specific implants that act as an intraoperative tool to confirm that the plan has been achieved.
 

The Hub – A smooth platform, always available

The Hub is a proprietary planning software and interactive platform between UNiD™ ASI Lab biomedical engineers and surgeons.

The platform facilitates surgical plan simulations, clinical and surgical workflows, outcome reports, and communications with the UNiD™ ASI Lab biomedical engineers.

Accessible via desktop, or on mobile devices.

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  • Human expertise and predictive modeling as a support in planning your cases
  • Patient-specific pre-bent rod to ensure execution is matching your plan
  • Improved clinical outcomes thanks to optimal sagittal alignment and surgical execution
Plais

“UNiD™ ASI allows surgeons to better understand their patient’s alignment before surgery, customize a surgical plan, and use a patient-specific rod, industrially bent in the optimal plane to help ensure the goals of the surgery are achieved.”

Dr. Nicolas Plais
Hospital Universitario San Cecilio
Granada, Spain

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Check out how to use UNiD™ ASI: a sequence of five demo videos from Dr. Plais

Hub demo - Part I

How to use the dashboard

Hub demo - Part II

How to create a case

Hub demo - Part III

How to approve a case

Hub demo - Part IV

How to upload post-op images

Hub demo - Part V

How to use the UNiD™ ASI Hub analytics

UNiD™ ASI as a key training tool

The Lab – Exchange with your extended team

The UNiD™ ASI Lab has several missions: measurement of spinopelvic parameters; run predictive modeling; plan and simulate cases; review literature; perform post-op analysis; and exchange case examples with surgeons.

Watch what the team does for you

The Tek – A patient-specific pre-bent rod

Discover how the UNiD™ ASI patient-specific rods are manufactured and sent to you.

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“It makes no sense that we do the perfect pre-op planning and surgical strategy, and during surgery we just bend the rod as we think it should be bent – this is not right.”

Prof. Erik Van de Kelft
Sint-Niklaas Moerland
Antwerpen, Belgium

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“With UNiD™ ASI rods you can have a more accurate rod shape, with an ideal lordosis repartition to avoid putting your patient backwards.”

Prof. Emmanuelle Ferrero
Georges Pompidou European Hospital
Paris, France

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References

1

Pre-operative planning: When, why, and how. Monish et al. Seminar in Spine Surgery. 2023.

2

The emerging role of artificial intelligence in adult spinal deformity. Akosman et al. Seminar in Spine Surgery. (34). 2022.

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