516 devices · GMDN 38723
Robotic surgical navigation systems are electromechanical devices used in orthopaedic computer assisted surgery to help surgeons precisely guide instruments during procedures like spinal surgery. These systems provide three-dimensional visualization of instrument positions to ensure accurate placement during operations.
These systems are typically computer-based and use existing CT or MRI scans as templates for navigation. They may include components like operator consoles and tracking cameras, and can also serve as training aids for surgical procedures.
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