388 devices · GMDN 62782
Optical surgical navigation device tracking systems use cameras and sensors to guide surgeons in real-time during procedures by mapping instruments and anatomical landmarks against pre-loaded imaging data. These systems help enhance precision in surgeries like craniotomies or tumour removals by overlaying digital models onto live visuals, improving accuracy across fields like neurosurgery and ENT.
These devices are typically regulated as medical technology, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards depending on their intended use and risk level. They may be supplied as modular systems, including cameras, workstations, and instrument markers, and are generally designed for single-use or reusable components as specified by the manufacturer.
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