Here are four things to know:
1. The platform improves surgeons’ precision and efficiency in performing open and MIS spinal procedures.
2. Surgeons using the platform wear Microsoft HoloLens glasses throughout the operation to communicate wirelessly with the system.
3. Additional 3D position tracking improves mixed reality overlay accuracy.
4. Scopis also reduces radiation exposure from fluoroscopy devices.
Scopis CEO and Founder Bartosz Kosmecki said, “Scopis’ Holographic Navigation Platform is a universal solution that offers specific advantages for spinal surgeries and can also be applied in the many other areas where the highest levels of precision and speed are critical.”
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