Mazor™ is the first and only spinal robotic system to incorporate AI, facet decortication and bone graft delivery.
Mazor™ and AiBLE™ - Amplify your expectations of what's possible!
Harness the power of AI!
UNiD™ Adaptive Spine Intelligence is a surgeon-centric platform that provides a planning service, intra-operative execution, and insightful analytics of surgical results via an iterative virtuous cycle with the ultimate goal of improving construct design.
Realize the potential of Mazor™.
The Mazor™ robotic guidance system now offers preoperative planning for facet decortication and utilizes a specialized bone cutting tool to accomplish robotically guided bone removal in spinal procedures.
Capitalize on the versatility of Midas™!
The Stealth Midas™ MR8™ drill system enables the direct visualization of twenty-two dissecting tools, including MR8™ Midas Rex ClearView™ drills for minimally invasive procedures in all robotic workflows.
Predictability of planning1,2
Planning is your foundation
Planning is your foundation. You can model and visualize your Screws, Interbodies, patients specific rods UNID™ ASI, facet decortication trajectories and simulate the final alignment to create a surgical Blueprint - all before you set foot in the OR.
Posterior
The Mazor™ in synergy with Medtronic spinal implants and power tool optimize posterior access surgery.
MazorTM medical education journey
Discover the Mazor™ Robotic Guidance System, a pioneering technology in spinal surgery that enhances precision, safety, and efficiency. With advanced imaging and pre-operative planning, the Mazor™ system ensures optimal outcomes for both patients and surgeons. Explore how this innovative system can transform your surgical practice and elevate patient care.
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*CE mark pending, not available for commercial distribution
** Staff engagement is enhanced by not only decreasing psychological and physical cost but also offering more personal development opportunity2. By decreasing intra-operative fatigue and increasing piece of mind3-7, Surgical Synergy plays an essential role. It is reinforced by the training offering related to equipment.
1. Schroerlucke SR, Wang MY, Cannestra AF, et al. Complication Rate in Robotic-Guided vs Fluoro-Guided Minimally Invasive Spinal Fusion Surgery: Report from MIS Refresh Prospective Comparative Study. Spine J, 2017; S254-S255 – abstract P176
2. Van Dijk JD, van den Ende RPJ, Stramigioli S, et al. Clinical Pedicle Screw Accuracy and Deviation From Planning in Robot-Guided Spine. Spine, 2015; 40: E986-E991
Campaign References
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Hyun, et al. Spine (Phila Pa 1976), 2017; 42(6):353–358.
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Van Dijk JD, van den Ende RPJ, Stramigioli S, et al. Clinical Pedicle Screw Accuracy and Deviation From Planning in Robot-Guided Spine. Spine, 2015;40: E986-E991.
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Roser, et al. Neurosurgery, 2013; 72 (SUPPL. 1):A12–A18.
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Lieberman, et al. J Spinal Disord Tech, 2012; 25(5): 241–248.
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Fan, et al. Med Sci Monit, 2017; 23:5960-5968.