FDA Radiology AI Devices

Mixed Reality Spine Navigation is an accessory software used with Brainlab's Spine & Trauma Navigation platform. It employs a mixed reality headset (Magic Leap 2 Medtech) to provide surgeons with 2D and 3D floating visualizations of the patient's spine anatomy and tracked surgical instruments during pedicle screw placement surgery, enhancing intraoperative navigation and precision.

The ARVIS Surgical Navigation System assists surgeons during orthopedic surgeries by providing real-time, augmented reality-based visualization and precise intraoperative measurements to aid in positioning and aligning implants. It enhances surgical accuracy in procedures such as knee and hip arthroplasties, improving outcomes and helping surgeons make informed decisions during operations.

The xvision Spine system by Augmedics Ltd. is an advanced surgical navigation system that helps surgeons precisely locate anatomical structures in the spine during open or percutaneous procedures. By integrating near-eye augmented reality displays with fluoroscopic and CT images, it enables real-time visualization of tracked surgical instruments overlaid on patient anatomy, improving accuracy for procedures such as pedicle screw and iliosacral screw placement. This technology enhances surgical precision and safety, aiding clinicians in complex spine surgeries.

The ARVIS® Shoulder is an AI-powered computer navigation system designed for shoulder replacement surgery. It helps surgeons accurately position implants by using preoperative CT imaging and provides augmented reality visual guidance during the procedure, enhancing surgical precision and patient outcomes.

SpineAR SNAP is a software device that helps surgeons plan and perform spinal implant surgeries more accurately by transforming traditional 2D medical images into interactive 3D visualizations. It supports pre-operative planning on screens and virtual reality, as well as intra-operative guidance using augmented reality headsets like HoloLens2 and Magic Leap 1. This technology provides enhanced visualization and guidance, improving surgical precision while allowing the surgeon to maintain focus on the surgical field.

The Caduceus S is an augmented reality-based navigation system designed to assist surgeons in accurately placing pedicle screws during percutaneous spine surgery. It leverages intraoperative CT or 2D/3D C-arm imaging and optical tracking, projecting navigation data directly into a headset worn by the surgeon to improve precision and visualization during procedures involving the thoracic and lumbosacral spine.

The xvision Spine System by Augmedics Ltd. is an augmented reality-based surgical navigation system designed to aid surgeons in precisely locating anatomical structures during open or percutaneous spine procedures. It combines preoperative CT or intraoperative X-ray imaging with a headset that overlays virtual 3D navigation information directly onto the patient's anatomy in real-time, enhancing surgical accuracy and safety for spine operations such as pedicle screw placement and other spinal trajectories.