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Two workflows were designed to
fit different surgical needs and
being compatible with a large
variety of imaging devices.
Allowing you to determine procedural goals and create a “surgical blueprint” prior to the case.
Our platforms are specifically engineered to ensure stability and accuracy1-3 for different types of spine procedures.
Each vertebral body registers independently. The robotic guidance system analyses and pairs images from different imaging modalities, such as matching a pre-operative CT with intra-operative fluoroscopy.
With a real time visualisation of the instruments, enabling a predictable procedure. Robotic technology assures procedural accuracy, and Navigation technology visually confirms positioning.
Our platforms are specifically engineered to ensure stability and accuracy1-3 for different types of spine procedures.
The O-arm™ system generates high quality real-time 3D patient images and works in synergy with the Mazor™ to allow intuitive intra-operative planning on the robotic system.
Allowing you to determine procedural goals and create a “surgical blueprint” prior to the case.
With a real time visualisation of the instruments, enabling a predictable procedure. Robotic technology assures procedural accuracy, and Navigation technology visually confirms positioning.
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