Here are three things to know:
1. Surgeons can feed conventional 2D scans into Surgical Theater’s Precision VR visualization platform.
2. The company’s SuRgical Planner processes the scan information to create patient-specific, VR reconstructions to help a neurosurgeon plan their procedures.
3. Moty Avisar is the CEO and co-founder of Surgical Theater. Mr. Avisar previously served as the head of system engineering for the Israeli Air Force.
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