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Corin received FDA 510(k) clearance to market ApolloHipX, a next-generation total hip replacement application designed for the Corin Apollo platform. ApolloHipX is reported to be the first and only hip arthroplasty technology to integrate dynamic 3D preoperative planning with intraoperative fluoroscopy, enabling surgeons to implement a personalized plan with greater precision and efficiency.
ApolloHipX leverages a patented 2D-3D automated registration algorithm to align the preoperative CT scans with intraoperative fluoroscopic images. Unlike current systems that rely on 2D measurements, ApolloHipX reconstructs 3D spatial relationships between the implants and bones, providing a more accurate assessment of component position from a single image — independent of patient positioning and C-arm alignment. This results in fewer intraoperative images required, optimizing surgical efficiency and minimizing radiation exposure within the operating room.
“ApolloHipX is a seamless THA solution, bridging 3D preoperative planning and 2D intraoperative fluoroscopy with a focus on precision and simplicity,” said Dr. Jim Pierrepont, Global Franchise Lead at Corin Group. “By leveraging big data from the CorinRegistry, we continue to develop deep learning models that enhance precision and efficiency across our technology platforms.”
OPSInsight provides 3D preoperative planning for ApolloHipX, analyzing the spinopelvic relationship to optimize implant positioning. Enhanced with a deep learning model trained on over 50,000 X-ray images from the CorinRegistry, this algorithm automatically analyzes functional hip-spine X-rays. OPSInsight seamlessly integrates with ApolloHipX, automatically uploading surgical plans to the Apoll™ station via the cloud and securely transferring intraoperative images and achieved implant positions to the CorinRegistry postoperatively. This data enhances the deep learning models, driving continuous refinement of future planning capabilities.
“As direct anterior approach (DAA) and outpatient procedures continue to increase in popularity, ApolloHipX was developed to address market demands for a reliable and efficient clinical solution,” said Jon Serbousek, CEO of Corin Group. “This 510(k) clearance underscores our dedication to delivering innovations that solve real clinical challenges. From the outset, the Apollo platform has had ambitious milestones, and we’ve consistently delivered, reaffirming Corin’s leadership in advancing orthopaedic technology.”
Additional system features include:
- Compatibility with Corin’s full portfolio of clinically proven hip implants, including the new Icona, a triple-taper, fully coated cementless femoral stem.
- Exclusive integration with OPSInsight for spinopelvic analysis and functional preoperative planning in THA.
- Automated registration of the preoperative CT eliminates distortion and artifacts typically associated with 2D-only applications.
- Intraoperative “Optimization” feature allows the surgeon to preview leg length and offset values given various head/neck/liner combinations.
ApolloHipX is available through a limited market release.
Source: Corin
Corin received FDA 510(k) clearance to market ApolloHipX, a next-generation total hip replacement application designed for the Corin Apollo platform. ApolloHipX is reported to be the first and only hip arthroplasty technology to integrate dynamic 3D preoperative planning with intraoperative fluoroscopy, enabling surgeons to implement a...
Corin received FDA 510(k) clearance to market ApolloHipX, a next-generation total hip replacement application designed for the Corin Apollo platform. ApolloHipX is reported to be the first and only hip arthroplasty technology to integrate dynamic 3D preoperative planning with intraoperative fluoroscopy, enabling surgeons to implement a personalized plan with greater precision and efficiency.
ApolloHipX leverages a patented 2D-3D automated registration algorithm to align the preoperative CT scans with intraoperative fluoroscopic images. Unlike current systems that rely on 2D measurements, ApolloHipX reconstructs 3D spatial relationships between the implants and bones, providing a more accurate assessment of component position from a single image — independent of patient positioning and C-arm alignment. This results in fewer intraoperative images required, optimizing surgical efficiency and minimizing radiation exposure within the operating room.
“ApolloHipX is a seamless THA solution, bridging 3D preoperative planning and 2D intraoperative fluoroscopy with a focus on precision and simplicity,” said Dr. Jim Pierrepont, Global Franchise Lead at Corin Group. “By leveraging big data from the CorinRegistry, we continue to develop deep learning models that enhance precision and efficiency across our technology platforms.”
OPSInsight provides 3D preoperative planning for ApolloHipX, analyzing the spinopelvic relationship to optimize implant positioning. Enhanced with a deep learning model trained on over 50,000 X-ray images from the CorinRegistry, this algorithm automatically analyzes functional hip-spine X-rays. OPSInsight seamlessly integrates with ApolloHipX, automatically uploading surgical plans to the Apoll™ station via the cloud and securely transferring intraoperative images and achieved implant positions to the CorinRegistry postoperatively. This data enhances the deep learning models, driving continuous refinement of future planning capabilities.
“As direct anterior approach (DAA) and outpatient procedures continue to increase in popularity, ApolloHipX was developed to address market demands for a reliable and efficient clinical solution,” said Jon Serbousek, CEO of Corin Group. “This 510(k) clearance underscores our dedication to delivering innovations that solve real clinical challenges. From the outset, the Apollo platform has had ambitious milestones, and we’ve consistently delivered, reaffirming Corin’s leadership in advancing orthopaedic technology.”
Additional system features include:
- Compatibility with Corin’s full portfolio of clinically proven hip implants, including the new Icona, a triple-taper, fully coated cementless femoral stem.
- Exclusive integration with OPSInsight for spinopelvic analysis and functional preoperative planning in THA.
- Automated registration of the preoperative CT eliminates distortion and artifacts typically associated with 2D-only applications.
- Intraoperative “Optimization” feature allows the surgeon to preview leg length and offset values given various head/neck/liner combinations.
ApolloHipX is available through a limited market release.
Source: Corin
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.
