PathKeeper Surgical News
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PathKeeper Surgical Celebrates the First Spine Surgery Performed with the PathKeeper 3D Optical Navigation System in Massachusetts
PathKeeper Surgical, an Israel-based medical technology company, has successfully used its PathKeeper 3D optical navigation system during a spinal fusion surgery at Southcoast Healths St. Lukes Hospital in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The system is designed to improve the clinical experience, increase surgical accuracy, and eliminate radiation exposure during spinal surgery. It offers comprehensive surgical planning, pinpoint accuracy of device implantation, more efficient surgical workflow, and elimination of radiation exposure during the surgical procedure. The company aims to make navigation-guided surgery available to any patient in all operating rooms.
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PathKeeper Surgical Demonstrates New Technology at Prestigious North American Spine Society Annual Meeting - Ortho Spine News
PathKeeper Surgical, an Israel-based medical technology company, has announced its participation in the North American Spine Society (NASS) 2023 Annual Meeting. The company will demonstrate its PathKeeper 3D optical navigation system, which aims to improve clinical experience and reduce reliance on radiation in spine surgery. The system, which received FDA clearance earlier this year, offers tracking and registration accuracy to less than 1mm, an efficient surgical workflow, elimination of radiation exposure during the surgical procedure, and a more economical price. The company sees the United States as a strategically important market for commercializing the PathKeeper System.
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PathKeeper Surgical Receives FDA 510k Clearance for Spine Navigation System - Ortho Spine News
PathKeeper Surgical, an Israel-based medical technology company, has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its 3D optical navigation system, PathKeeper. The system is designed to replace traditional navigation technology in spine surgeries, offering real-time tracking of patient anatomy and surgical instruments, improved accuracy, more efficient workflow, and elimination of radiation exposure. The company now plans to focus on commercializing the product in the United States.
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הסטארט-אפ שקיבל אישור FDA וחברת התרופות שמגיעה לנאסד"ק
Israeli start-up Pathkeeper has received FDA approval for its radiation-free navigation system for spinal surgeries. The system uses a 3D camera to track all parts of the spine and back and the movement of surgical instruments throughout the procedure. The images are analysed using AI and compared with a pre-surgery CT scan. The system was developed in collaboration with Hadassit, the trading and innovation arm of the Hadassah Medical Center.
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