Virtual Surgery Planning and Instruments

Preop Skull with Mandible

postop skull with <br>screws and implant.

postop skull with screws and implant.

postop skull with screws and implant

Pedicle Screw

Pelvic Tumor

Product Overview

Virtual surgery planning is innovative approach to surgical preparation that utilizes advanced technology and computer based simulations to enhance the precision and success of surgical procedures. This process involves the use of 3D modelling and computer aided design to plan, simulate and visualize surgical interventions before they performed in the operating room.

Patient-specific surgical guide is a customized medical device designed to assist surgeons during surgical procedures. It is created based on the individual patient's anatomy and medical imaging data, such as CT scans or MRIs. These guides are typically used in various surgical specialties, including orthopedic, neurosurgery, and maxillofacial surgery. The primary goal is to enhance surgical precision, reduce operative time, and improve patient outcomes.

Virtual Surgery Planning and Instruments

Preop Skull with Mandible

Postop skull with screws and implant.

Postop skull with screws and implant

Pedicle Screw

Pelvic Tumor

Product Overview

Product Features

Features

Customization: Tailored to the unique anatomy of each patient, ensuring precise surgical planning and execution.
3D Printing: Utilizes advanced 3D printing technology to manufacture the surgical guide with high accuracy.
Compatibility: Can be used with various surgical instruments and implants, facilitating seamless integration into existing surgical workflows.
Materials: PLA, ABS, Nylon, Resin, Titanium ELI
Sterile Packaging: Provided in sterile packaging to maintain aseptic conditions in the operating room.
Anatomical Landmarks: Includes clear anatomical landmarks and reference points to guide the surgeon.
Patient Safety: Minimizes the risk of surgical errors and complications by providing a roadmap for precise surgical actions.
Digital Integration: Integrates with digital surgical planning software for seamless preoperative preparation.
Reduces Risk: By simulating the procedure beforehand, surgeons can anticipate potential complications and plan accordingly, reducing the risk of intraoperative surprises and complications.

Intended Use

Orthopedic: Patient-specific surgical guides are commonly used in orthopedic procedures, such as joint replacement surgeries (e.g., knee, hip, shoulder), to ensure accurate implant placement and alignment.
Neurosurgery: They assist in neurosurgical procedures by helping neurosurgeons precisely locate and access specific areas of the brain or spine.
Maxillofacial Surgery: These guides are used in maxillofacial surgery for procedures like jaw reconstruction, orthognathic surgery, and dental implant placement.
Dental Implantology: Ensures precise placement of dental implants, improving prosthetic outcomes and patient comfort.
Spinal Surgery: Assists in spinal surgeries, including fusion procedures and the placement of pedicle screws.