PathKeeper Surgical announced the first commercial use of the PathKeeper 3D optical navigation system in the United States. This comes on the heels of the system’s FDA 510(k) marketing clearance earlier this month.
The PathKeeper system was designed to replace traditional navigation technology with a 3D optical navigation system that offers active, independent, pinpoint tracking of patient anatomy and surgical instruments, accuracy of implantation to less than a millimeter, more efficient surgical workflow, elimination of radiation exposure during the surgical procedure and a more economical price so both hospital and ambulatory surgical center operating rooms can incorporate this new technology.
PathKeeper Surgical announced the first commercial use of the PathKeeper 3D optical navigation system in the United States. This comes on the heels of the system’s FDA 510(k) marketing clearance earlier this month.
The PathKeeper system was designed to replace traditional navigation technology with a 3D optical navigation system that...
PathKeeper Surgical announced the first commercial use of the PathKeeper 3D optical navigation system in the United States. This comes on the heels of the system’s FDA 510(k) marketing clearance earlier this month.
The PathKeeper system was designed to replace traditional navigation technology with a 3D optical navigation system that offers active, independent, pinpoint tracking of patient anatomy and surgical instruments, accuracy of implantation to less than a millimeter, more efficient surgical workflow, elimination of radiation exposure during the surgical procedure and a more economical price so both hospital and ambulatory surgical center operating rooms can incorporate this new technology.
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