Surgical holographic navigation has helped doctors complete 1,000 operations
Expert Surgical Navigation and Medical Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) technology company Scopis have announced the launch of a holographic navigation platform designed to provide more accurate and rapid surgical guidance using HoloLens's surgeons, which have now helped doctors do There are 1000 operations. The surgical navigation system is based on medical imaging data such as nuclear magnetic resonance and CT, and displays the internal condition of the patient on a computer. In this way, where the probe in the doctor's hand points, the system updates the display in real time, allowing the doctor to see the anatomical position of the surgical instrument at a glance, making the surgery faster, more accurate, and safer. The company, called Scopis, was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and is a provider of surgical navigation systems. Its Holographic Navigation Platform integrates the HoloLens device into the Scopis image navigation system, which projects the AR overlay directly onto the patient to assist the surgeon in performing spinal surgery. Scopis adds extra 3D tracking to the overlay to improve accuracy. How does the "holographic navigation platform" assist doctors in spinal surgery? Scopis integrates the surgical navigation system into the HoloLens, allowing MR images to be placed on the patient. The surgeon wears HoloLens, which displays the correct mounting position of the surgical screw on the patient to help the doctor quickly find the location. Support real-time calibration by displaying precise angles. Using the gestures to separate the spine map is useful for doctors to view and analyze. Yancheng Rongtai Labware Co.,Ltd , https://www.shtestlab.com
