The VUZE System
System
Dynamic Online Image Registration (DOLIR)™ is implemented by VUZE in software. The only hardware added in the OR is an on-cart, off-the-shelf PC and a touchscreen. The simplicity and affordability of common X-Ray guidance are both maintained. As for tool neutrality/specificity, with VUZE it may be configured by software.
Immediate focus is on spinal stabilization by implants or cement injections, with three million applicable surgeries annually. Other spinal and skeletal interventions are expected to follow.
Workflow
VUZE displays critical cross-sectional views that are currently unavailable during X-Ray guided surgery. It overlays instantly the positions and trajectories of surgical tools seen in standard intra-operative 2D X-Ray images onto cross-sections generated from a standard pre-operative CT scan. Further facilitating this workflow, only top-view (a.k.a. AP) X-Rays are required.
Product
Company
Contact
VUZE Medical Ltd.
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Ra’anana 4366241, Israel
Adding the Online Images
that Surgeons Need Most:
Vertebral Cross-Sections
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Before Surgery
Objective
Surgeon Sees This Today
In Surgery
Safe tool insertions into a vertebra, the best view is a cross-section
Standard 3D CT scan, incl. cross-sections, for diagnosis and planning
Tool insertion into a vertebra
Tool in 2D X-Ray image
(no cross-sections)
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Surgeon Sees with VUZE
Tool and trajectory are detected in X-Ray image and placed on a matching CT cross-section