
The high-quality intraoperative imaging is the basis for the seamless combination with leading navigation and robotic guidance systems. The proven Ziehm NaviPort 3D interface ensures the safe and automated transfer of high-resolution 3D data, typically removing the need for intraoperative patient registration. The enlarged 3D volume enables navigation of multi-level spinal segments in a single scan – even for patients with a larger habitus – and reduces additional acquisitions.
By combining advanced 3D imaging with image-guided surgical tech- nologies, clinicians can minimize invasive approaches, reduce revision surgeries as well as postoperative CT scans, and gain greater confidence in intraoperative decision-making. Seamless integration, long-term investment security, and continuous improvements help systems to remain prepared for future clinical demands.1,2,3
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