Medicrea was issued three new U.S. patents relating to the company’s proprietary UNiD® ASI (Adaptive Spine Intelligence) software platform, services and technologies.
The company’s IP portfolio includes 10 independent families, 5 issued patents and 16 pending applications. The newly allowed patents (U.S. Patent Nos. 10,318,655, 10,314,657 and 10,292,770) address fundamental technologies and methods embedded in UNiD ASI. The company continues to protect its technology pertaining to:
Use of Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Modeling in spine surgery
Systems and methods for generating data to produce patient-specific 2D and 3D rods
Patient-specific screw planning and screw kit generation
Patient-specific cage planning and production
Intra-operative monitoring devices
UNiD ASI allows the surgeon to plan cases pre-operatively. Artificial Intelligence embedded within the platform helps to visualize compensatory mechanisms above and below the instrumented spine that will most likely occur, based on the surgical plan. Surgeons work with UNiD Lab™ biomedical engineers to create several plans and identify the one that would give the best outcome for the patient.
Over 4,000 cases have been performed with UNiD ASI technology, all including patient-specific implants.
Medicrea was issued three new U.S. patents relating to the company's proprietary UNiD® ASI (Adaptive Spine Intelligence) software platform, services and technologies.
The company's IP portfolio includes 10 independent families, 5 issued patents and 16 pending applications. The newly allowed patents (U.S. Patent Nos. 10,318,655, 10,314,657...
Medicrea was issued three new U.S. patents relating to the company’s proprietary UNiD® ASI (Adaptive Spine Intelligence) software platform, services and technologies.
The company’s IP portfolio includes 10 independent families, 5 issued patents and 16 pending applications. The newly allowed patents (U.S. Patent Nos. 10,318,655, 10,314,657 and 10,292,770) address fundamental technologies and methods embedded in UNiD ASI. The company continues to protect its technology pertaining to:
Use of Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Modeling in spine surgery
Systems and methods for generating data to produce patient-specific 2D and 3D rods
Patient-specific screw planning and screw kit generation
Patient-specific cage planning and production
Intra-operative monitoring devices
UNiD ASI allows the surgeon to plan cases pre-operatively. Artificial Intelligence embedded within the platform helps to visualize compensatory mechanisms above and below the instrumented spine that will most likely occur, based on the surgical plan. Surgeons work with UNiD Lab™ biomedical engineers to create several plans and identify the one that would give the best outcome for the patient.
Over 4,000 cases have been performed with UNiD ASI technology, all including patient-specific implants.
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