Description

Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 is a state-of-the-art electromagnetic navigation system that revolutionizes surgical planning, visualization, and guidance. Designed to reduce iatrogenic trauma and complications during cranial procedures, it is compatible with DICOM images from CT, C-arm, MRI, or fMRI. With an optical tracking technology ensuring 1.0mm spatial resolution, it provides real-time 3D modeling, crucial for planning surgical approaches. The integrated navigation probe allows for precise lesion assessment, thereby facilitating optimal surgical plans.

Market Pricing

The pricing for the Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 varies depending on its configurations and integrated technologies. In the market, systems of this caliber are generally priced between $357,600 and $358,000. For exact pricing tailored to your needs, we invite you to request a quote or utilize our Kalstein Plus platform for an automatic quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of surgeries is the YR02143 suitable for?
A: The YR02143 is ideal for all ENT and neurological surgeries, particularly useful for deep intracranial lesions, low volume intracranial lesions, and minimally invasive surgeries.

Q: Which imaging modalities does the system support?
A: It supports DICOM images from CT, C-arm, MRI, and fMRI scanners, offering extensive flexibility and versatility.

Q: How does the YR02143 handle power outages?
A: It automatically saves all patient image data and registration information, allowing the continuation of navigation with minimal downtime.

Advantages and Disadvantages

The YR02143 Navigation System boasts high precision, real-time 3D tracking, and ease of use with advanced simulation technologies. However, its initial investment can be a consideration for smaller facilities, and proper training is necessary to leverage all the features effectively.

Product Use in the Field

This system is deployed by attaching markers to surgical tools, tracking them throughout procedures to ensure accurate navigation and lesion identification. It supports complex cranial surgeries within various surgical environments.

Recommendations

For optimal performance of the YR02143, regular calibration of optical and electromagnetic components is advised along with the installation of software updates. We recommend comprehensive training sessions for surgical staff to fully utilize the system’s potential and effectiveness.

Key Features

– Real-time 3D optical tracking system
– Compatible with multiple imaging modalities in DICOM format
– Four distinct navigation modes
– Intelligent calibration software
– Usability in mobile formats via touch monitor or surgeon mouse

Technical Specifications