Orthopedic Driven Imaging earns FDA clearance for surgical c-arm system

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Medical imaging company Orthopedic Driven Imaging has received 510(k) clearance from the FDA for S-ODI See-arm, a surgical c-arm system.

The company combines low-dose fluoroscopic hardware with an AI-powered imaging system, aiming to streamline surgical procedures through individualized surgical planning and execution, according to a news release from Orthopedic Driven Imaging. 

Orthopedic surgeons using the technology will gain quantitative, real-time 3D insights before, during and after orthopedic procedures.

ODI’s initial product portfolio includes a surgical ODI unit, a clinical unit for extremities, a clinical unit for single joint imaging and arthrograms and a suite of AI-powered apps, the release said.

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