The imaging system will join Johns Hopkins Bayview’s portfolio, which includes an ExcelsiusGPS robot and a Synaptive exoscope.
Intraoperative imaging allows surgeons to efficiently visualize patient anatomy, offering three imaging modes in one system. Paired with the GPS robot, it provides a more exact intraoperative, image-guided robotic navigation solution and is designed to improve implant placement accuracy, lower radiation exposure and shorten operative times.
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