MR-assisted surgical system HipInsight expands implant support, compatible with over 35 hip prosthesis systems
Surgical Planning Associates' (SPA) MR-assisted surgical system HipInsight has added five orthopedic implant systems, bringing its preoperative 3D planning database to support more than 35 implant systems, covering primary and revision total hip arthroplasty procedures. The newly added manufacturers include Enovis, Maxx Orthopedics, MicroPort Orthopedics, Smith+Nephew, and Zimmer Biomet. The system is based on Microsoft HoloLens 2 and can overlay 3D images of the patient's pelvis and other anatomical structures onto the actual surgical field during surgery to assist with implant positioning.
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On November 3 local time, medical technology company Surgical Planning Associates (SPA) announced that five additional orthopedic implant systems have been added to the preoperative 3D planning database of its MR-assisted surgical system HipInsight, further expanding the range of prosthesis options in hip replacement surgery. Currently, HipInsight supports more than 35 implant systems and can be used for primary and revision total hip replacement surgery.
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It is understood that this expansion involves five orthopedic medical device companies—Enovis, Maxx Orthopedics, MicroPort Orthopedics, Smith+Nephew, and Zimmer Biomet—with newly added femoral stem and acetabular-related implant systems. Previously, HipInsight was already compatible with products from manufacturers such as DePuy Synthes, Total Joint Orthopedics, and Advita Ortho.
HipInsight is a medical system that combines personalized 3D preoperative planning for patients with MR surgical navigation. Its MR solution is based on Microsoft HoloLens 2 and can overlay 3D images of the patient's anatomical structures, such as the pelvis, onto the actual surgical field during surgery, helping doctors observe anatomical positions and position implants.
This database expansion further strengthens the open-platform nature of HipInsight. Doctors can select suitable implants according to different patients' bone structures and clinical needs and incorporate them into personalized 3D preoperative planning, without being limited to a specific prosthesis brand.
Gregory Klingenstein, an orthopedic surgeon at Virtua Reconstructive Orthopedics, said that patients differ in anatomy and surgical needs, and an open platform can support doctors in choosing different implant solutions for primary and revision surgeries.
Micah Adamson, an orthopedic surgeon at Orthopedic Centers of Colorado, said that HipInsight's 3D preoperative planning helps in understanding patients' individual anatomy, including pelvic tilt; the predicted images generated by the system can also be used to verify implant position during surgery.
Source: PRNewswire
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