Does anyone really believe that the future of spine surgery includes a "giant ring" that wraps about the patient on the table?
What are your thoughts? tiger@tigerbuford.com
Brainlab Introduces Mobile Intraoperative Imaging Robot (press release)
The technology vastly increases the company’s digital reach in spinal procedures
Chicago, September 25, 2019– Brainlab, the digital medical technology company, unveiled Loop-X™, the first mobile intraoperative imaging robot today at NASS 2019 in Chicago. Loop-X sits at the core of the Brainlab Digital Surgery portfolio for the rapidly evolving spinal market. Brainlab is leveraging its long history in 3D imaging and open integration to bring to market a new benchmark in automation and robotics helping surgeons provide advanced care while improving surgery for patients.
The Loop-X robotic architecture introduces a new standard in flexibility, adding additional degrees of freedom to any surgical procedure: By automating imaging workflow steps and robotically moving with the procedure and on command, the system is in sync with other devices like robotic arms and with the surgeon and staff. The non-isocentric movement and collimati...
