Stereotaxis, Inc. applications

The benefits of Robotic Magnetic Navigation (RMN) have been validated by >100 leading hospitals globally treating >100,000 patients. The improvements in outcomes have been demonstrated with scientific rigor in hundreds of scientific publications.

In traditional cardiac ablation procedures, a physician manually manipulates a catheter by hand to treat the heart. Controlling a catheter tip by holding onto the opposite end isn’t easy. The challenge could be compared to writing your name while holding a pencil by its eraser.

We believe data should be presented clearly and comprehensively. The data summarized here includes all known data from all known publications describing:

Manual catheters limited by precision, reach, and stability: Manipulation of the tip of a manual catheter is accomplished in an indirect. relying on force from the handle being translated to the Up using pull wires and the rigidity of the catheter shaft.