192 devices · GMDN 61496
Surgical planning/navigation-enhancement systems combine imaging software and hardware to create detailed 3D models of a patient’s anatomy, aiding surgeons in pre-operative planning and precision during surgery. These systems integrate with navigation tools to overlay real-time surgical guidance—such as instrument tracking—directly onto the 3D model, improving accuracy and reducing risks during procedures.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They often include both hardware (like PCs, monitors, and medical keyboards) and specialized software, and may collect patient data that can be anonymized. Classification depends on the device’s intended use and risk level, but they are generally designed for use in clinical settings by trained professionals.
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