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Meyer Spinal Surgery Robot

May 21, 2016 By SPINEMarketGroup

Meyer Spinal Surgery Robot is primarily used for precise navigation and positioning of instruments and implants during spinal surgery, promoting the direction of surgery towards minimally invasive and precision-based approaches.

Product Specificities

  • Precision
    • Submillimeter-level accuracy.
    • Real-time motion trajectory tracking.
    • Enables more accurate pedicle screw placement.
    • Reduces risk of nerve and vascular injury.
    • Ensures precise and safe surgical execution.
  • Minimally Invasive
    • Significantly reduces blood loss.
    • Greatly shortens surgical time.
    • Effectively minimizes tissue trauma.
    • Shortens patient recovery periods.
    • Uses non-invasive patient trackers to enhance positioning accuracy and minimize intraoperative trauma.
  • Efficient
    • Features advanced DM dynamic tracking technology for real-time positioning.
    • Assists in continuous insertion of multiple Kirschner wires.
    • Significantly reduces screw placement time.
    • Greatly improves surgical efficiency.

More Specificities

  • Ultra-low Threshold
    • Visualized process eases learning for doctors.
    • Effectively reduces training and learning costs.
  • Full Simulation
    • Uses 3D imaging data to simulate screw implantation points with high precision.
    • Automatically displays screwdriver effects and screw relationships.
    • Supports overall surgical plan evaluation and boosts physician confidence.
  • Dual-screen Display
    • Real-time intraoperative data displayed on dual screens.
    • Enables constant monitoring of device status during surgery.
  • Wireless Interconnection
    • Wireless communication reduces latency and wiring needs.
    • Keeps the operating room clean and organized.
    • Minimizes potential safety hazards.
  • Efficiency First
    • Modular, standardized design ensures machine consistency.
    • Facilitates quick switching and assembly of tool kits.
  • Dual-sided Pedals
    • Integrated design enables easier intraoperative operation.
    • Enhances surgeon experience.
  • Optimized Size
    • Compact volume with integrated mechanical arm and control unit.
    • Improves handling and usability across different surgical scenarios.
  • Guarding Safety
    • Includes UPS (uninterruptible power supply).
    • Prevents issues during accidental power failure, ensuring continuous surgical safety.

About Meyer

Meyer is a leading supplier of Dental CBCT & High-End Medical equipment in China with 30 years history. The product is widely used in Dental Implant, Orthodontics, Prosthodontics, Endodontic diagnosis , Orthopedic surgery… Aiming to be a professional medical equipment provider worldwide to service and improve a better human health. Meyer mainly offers Dental CBCT, ENT CBCT, Intraoral Scanners, Spinal Surgery Robot, Mobile Head CT etc. We have also developed the software of CBCT and the cutting-edge imaging algorithms.Website: https://healthcare.meyerop.com/en

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