MAZORTM ROBOTIC GUIDANCE
The future
of spinal care
Overview
Predictability.
Precision.
Visibility.
Go beyond individual pedicle trajectory guidance
to complete spine construct design.
Benefits
Surgeons
- Predictability
- Precision
- Visibility
Hospitals
- Attract top surgeons
- Serve in-the-know patients
- Enhance hospital marketability
and value proposition
Patients
- Enables minimally invasive surgery for smaller incisions and typically shorter hospital stays.1,2,3
Features
Predictability of Planning
The Mazor™ robotic guidance system allows for pre-operative or intra-operative planning. With features such as customizable implant selection, optimal implant trajectories and 3D analytics, planning allows you to work towards construct optimization and make the procedure predictable.
Planning features include:
- Segmental vertebral body registration
- Align for sagittal and coronal deformities
- Rod passage and skin cut optimization
- Planning capabilities on a laptop or Mazor™ workstation
Precision of Robotic Guidance
State of the art registration and mechanical stability are critical to establish robotic precision. The Mazor™ platform secures a closed-loop connection between the bed-mounted robotic arm, the patient secured on the bed, and a rigid fixation between the robot and patient’s skeletal anatomy. The robot is table mounted for a small OR footprint.
Robotic guidance features include:
- Mulitple robotic patient monitoring options
- 3Define cameras map the surgical site and create a "no fly zone" for
optimal robotic movement - CT to Fluoro segmental merge registration pre-op or O-ArmTM scan
and plan registration intra-op
Visibility of Navigation
Based on decades of experience, Stealth™ Navigation technology allows for real-time visualization of the implant entering the anatomy relative to the pre-operative plan. Execute the procedure intra-operatively by combining two guidance technologies in a comprehensive platform that helps you achieve your surgical goals with confidence. Navigation provides the visibility that closes the loop on the execution of the plan.
Navigation features include:
- Navigation is registered easily by taking a single non-radiographic snapshot image
- Navigate Medtronic spinal fixation system instruments and implants through the
robotic arm
Read more about
Mazor™ core
technology
for Robotic-Guided Spine Surgery
1 Kantelhardt SR, Martinez R, Baerwinkel S, Burger R, Giese A, Rohde V: Perioperative course and accuracy of screw positioning in conventional, open robotic-guided and percutaneous robotic-guided, pedicle screw placement. Eur Spine J 20:860–868, 2011.
2 Keric N, Eum DJ, Afghanyar F, Rachwal-Czyzewicz I, Renovanz M, Conrad J, et al: Evaluation of surgical strategy of conventional vs. percutaneous robot-assisted spinal transpedicular instrumentation in spondylodiscitis. J Robot Surg 11:17–25, 2017.
3 Kim, H.J., Jung, W.I., Chang, B.S., Lee, C.K., Kang, K.T., and Yeom, J. S. (2016), A prospective, randomized, controlled trial of robot-assisted vs freehand pedicle screw fixation in spine surgery, Int J Med Robotics Comput Assist Surg, doi: 10.1002/rcs.1779.