Synaptive Progresses into the Spinal Surgery Market – Healthcare Tech Outlook

The Modus Vs mechanization enables surgeons to function continuously without taking their hands off from the operative field to adjust the microscope. The process, along with other features like hands-free focal depth control and automatic lighting optimization, facilitates doctors with an uncompromised view during vital moments of every delicate procedure.

FREMONT, CA: To capture patient data and deliver it when and where it matters most for clinical decision making, Synaptive Medical, a leader in automation and robotics, announced a strategic commercial development into the spinal surgery market. As part of the progression into the sector, Synaptive revealed plans for marketing collaborations with Strykers Advanced Guidance Technologies. The partnership will see the utilization of the robotically managed digital microscope, Modus V.

Synaptive Medical is a Toronto-based medical technology and device company. The enterprise designs software and hardware technologies that cross conventional barriers in hospitals and enhance patient care in and beyond the operating room. Synaptives Modus V and integrated BrightMatter solutions comprise surgical planning, visualization, navigation, and an informatics platform. They give leading healthcare systems and clinicians the information they need to ensure the best probable outcomes for patients.

Stryker is one of the globally leading medical technology companies. The organization offers innovative services and products in orthopedics, surgical, spine, and neurotechnology that help improve hospital and patient outcomes.

Synaptives first product offering, the BrightMatter suite of products, focused on enabling surgeons to perform less invasive, patient-specific approaches in complicated cranial procedures like tumors or stroke. Originally launched as part of the cranial offering, Modus V was found by surgeons to offer similar benefits for minimally invasive spinal procedures.

A high-power visualization tool, Modus Vs robotic arm, runs automatically based on the positions of tracked surgical instruments. The mechanization enables surgeons to function continuously without taking their hands off from the operative field to adjust the microscope. The process, along with other features like hands-free focal depth control and automatic lighting optimization, facilitates doctors with an uncompromised view during vital moments of every delicate procedure.

Critical to the strategic push into the spine market is the enterprises development of an existing co-marketing agreement with Stryker. Initially beamed at Synaptives surgical planning technology, BrightMatter Plan, the extension will present surgeons with more extended access to an innovative application for visualization in Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) progresses in spinal procedures.