Spine Surgery Imaging and Surgical Navigation
 

Surgical Procedures

With a focus on efficiency and safety in the OR, Medtronic surgical navigation and intraoperative imaging can assist in both degenerative and deformity spinal pathologies.

Surgical Navigation for Thoracic Spine Surgery

Spine-Instruments

Navigated Vertex® Max is a navigated solution for the smaller structures of the upper spine.

Precise and Familiar

  • Efficient and easy to use instruments complement your existing Vertex Max®
    (PDF, 5 MB) Cannulated Reconstruction System
  • Set includes anatomy-specific instrumentation: lightweight referencing system with a 3-point fixation spinous process clamp, 2 removable lightweight frames for cranial/caudal positioning with 90 degree rotated position

Navigate Difficult Structures

  • Visualize instruments in relation to delicate anatomy using the StealthStation® to execute accurate trajectories for pedicle preparation and screw placement
     
 
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  • Drill, tap and place screws with one instrument
  • Removable trocar and drill bit tips
  • Color-coded taps match to screw sizing
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  • Tactile feel plus visualization from navigation
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  • New three-point fixation spinous process clamp
  • Two removable lightweight frames for cranial/caudal positioning for 90 degree rotated position

Surgical Navigation for Lumbar Spine Surgery

Medtronic Navigation offers a full procedural solution with the ability to reference and navigate the following steps of a lumbar procedure:

  • Pedicle preparation
  • Screw placement
  • Disc preparation

Improved OR Efficiencies

  • With the use of navigation and integrated instruments, there is the potential for a decrease in the use of fluoro in the OR
  • Navigated awls, taps and screwdrivers assist with the accurate placement of pedicle screws, regardless of anatomical anomalies
  • Navigated disc preparation instruments (curette, scrapers, etc.) assist in ensuring adequate disc removal and endplate preparation
  • Dedicated instruments and procedure-specific software flows enable easy staff support while in the OR
  • Surgeon-specific set-ups and instruments can be programmed

Reduced Radiation Exposure

  • Navigation enables "virtual fluoroscopy," interfacing with a wide range of C-arms
  • The O-arm® 2D and 3D imaging systems enable 3D navigation with real-time images obtained in the OR

Navigated Lumbar Instrument Kit (PDF, 324 KB)
Sales sheet detailing a complete solution for multiple approaches.

Surgical Navigation for Pelvic Trauma Surgery

Navigation helps to simplify complex pelvic procedures.

Precise and Familiar

  • Detailed navigation views of the pelvis and sacro-iliac (SI) regions
  • PSIS/ASIS anatomy-specific percutaneous referencing system
  • Dedicated and integrated Drill Guide for various size drill bits and guidewires

Navigate Difficult Structures

  • Visualize your instruments in relation to complex anatomy using the StealthStation® navigation system
  • Execute accurate trajectories for preparation and screw placement

Reduce Radiation Exposure

  • Minimize surgeon and staff radiation exposure by using real-time navigation data from the StealthStation navigation system

 

Last updated: 26 Feb 2013

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