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Preoperative Planning Equipment Supplied In North America
6 equipment items found
by:RSIP Vision based inSan Jose,, CALIFORNIA (USA)
RSIP Vision brings specific field-tested experience in solving real-world orthopedic imaging challenges for multiple clinical use cases from preoperative planning, to intraoperative navigation, and many more functions. We are a proven leader, enabling our clients to bring innovative AI capabilities into the market. ...
Manufactured by:Think Surgical Inc. based inFremont, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The TSolution One Total Knee Application aids surgeons in executing their preoperative plans with precise control, performing hands-free milling for bone preparation. Other surgical systems merely guide the ...
Manufactured by:Zimmer Biomet based inWarsaw, INDIANA (USA)
Zimmer Biomet’s Arcos Modular Femoral Revision System meets the demands of complex hip revision surgery by offering surgeons and OR staff the ability to customize both the hip implant and its corresponding instruments. Three proximal and five distal geometry options provide surgeons 117 proximal/distal combinations and multiple auxiliary fixation options for various femoral defects. This ...
by:STERIS based inMentor, OHIO (USA)
STERIS Animal Health offers 3D Bone Prints in various materials including autoclavable and biocompatible plastics for deformity visualization, surgical rehearsal, and implant preparation. Deformity Visualization -Enhance understanding of a deformity by creating an exact replica used to better visualize the anatomy. Surgical Rehearsal – Cut, drill and apply implants to assist in surgical ...
Manufactured by:MicroPort Scientific Corporation based inShanghai, CHINA
Skywalker™ is a robotics system independently developed by MicroPort to carry out total knee arthroplasty (TKA), completed First In Man Clinical Trial (FIM) at Ninth People’s Hospital Shanghai on June 30th 2020. Director Li Huiwu and his team successfully completed the operation on a female patient to restore her lower limb ...
Manufactured by:Brainlab AG based inMunich, GERMANY
Arrive efficiently at surgical outcomes Discover more. Is navigation really necessary? A spine surgeon doesn’t need navigation. Just like you don’t need a GPS to get from A to B. You can use a map or memorize your route before you leave. But a GPS provides so much more than just directions. It tells you which way is the fastest. Which route to take to avoid obstacles. And it lets you ...