Three things to know:
1. SonoVision features machine-learning capabilities to improve intraoperative access to the spine.
2. The ultrasound device uses image-processing to differentiate between nerve, muscle, bone and vessels in real-time.
3. TDi is working to expand SonoVision’s applications to 3D imaging, image-guided navigation integration and posterior access to the spine.
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