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Arthrex commenced launch of NanoNeedle scope 2.0, the latest version of the company’s minimally invasive imaging platform.
Since its debut in 2019, the Arthrex NanoNeedle scope has offered a minimally invasive alternative to traditional arthroscopy. With a tiny, high-quality camera on the tip of a needle-like device, the NanoNeedle scope 2.0 requires only a small incision, which allows for minimal tissue disruption and results in a smaller scar. High-resolution images provide surgeons the ability to diagnose and treat injuries and ailments in many parts of the body in a less disruptive way, which leads to less nerve damage and pain, and faster recovery for patients.
The NanoNeedle scope 2.0 is the third-generation camera in the Nano product line. The new 720 × 720 sensor delivers an upgrade in image performance from the previous 400 × 400, offering a 224% increase in pixel resolution and more than three times the pixel density within the same compact footprint and dramatically enhanced clarity.
As part of the Synergy Vision system, the NanoNeedle scope 2.0 received FDA clearance to use the technology for pediatric orthopedics.
The 1.9 mm diameter NanoNeedle scope is also used in thoracic, laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures. With the launch of the NanoNeedle scope 2.0, upgrades in visualization and performance are expected to be more widely adopted for many more procedures, both simple and complex. NanoNeedle scope 2.0 currently works with the Arthrex Synergy Vision system, but a mobile unit is in development and slated for release later this year.
“This is the first arthroscopic camera device on the market that provides a sterile, minimally invasive option for pediatrics, rather than using larger instruments intended for adults,” said Arthrex Senior Product Manager Ryan Kellar. “NanoNeedle scope 2.0 allows the surgeon to use less fluid to swell the joint and keep cartilage damage to a minimum. It’s a camera that can become the gold standard in pediatric cases.”
Source: Arthrex
Arthrex commenced launch of NanoNeedle scope 2.0, the latest version of the company's minimally invasive imaging platform.
Since its debut in 2019, the Arthrex NanoNeedle scope has offered a minimally invasive alternative to traditional arthroscopy. With a tiny, high-quality camera on the tip of a needle-like device, the NanoNeedle scope 2.0...
Arthrex commenced launch of NanoNeedle scope 2.0, the latest version of the company’s minimally invasive imaging platform.
Since its debut in 2019, the Arthrex NanoNeedle scope has offered a minimally invasive alternative to traditional arthroscopy. With a tiny, high-quality camera on the tip of a needle-like device, the NanoNeedle scope 2.0 requires only a small incision, which allows for minimal tissue disruption and results in a smaller scar. High-resolution images provide surgeons the ability to diagnose and treat injuries and ailments in many parts of the body in a less disruptive way, which leads to less nerve damage and pain, and faster recovery for patients.
The NanoNeedle scope 2.0 is the third-generation camera in the Nano product line. The new 720 × 720 sensor delivers an upgrade in image performance from the previous 400 × 400, offering a 224% increase in pixel resolution and more than three times the pixel density within the same compact footprint and dramatically enhanced clarity.
As part of the Synergy Vision system, the NanoNeedle scope 2.0 received FDA clearance to use the technology for pediatric orthopedics.
The 1.9 mm diameter NanoNeedle scope is also used in thoracic, laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures. With the launch of the NanoNeedle scope 2.0, upgrades in visualization and performance are expected to be more widely adopted for many more procedures, both simple and complex. NanoNeedle scope 2.0 currently works with the Arthrex Synergy Vision system, but a mobile unit is in development and slated for release later this year.
“This is the first arthroscopic camera device on the market that provides a sterile, minimally invasive option for pediatrics, rather than using larger instruments intended for adults,” said Arthrex Senior Product Manager Ryan Kellar. “NanoNeedle scope 2.0 allows the surgeon to use less fluid to swell the joint and keep cartilage damage to a minimum. It’s a camera that can become the gold standard in pediatric cases.”
Source: Arthrex
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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.
