ZimVie launched Virage Navigation, an Occipital-Cervico-Thoracic spinal fixation system featuring the 360° Omnidirectional Extreme-Angle Screw. Virage Navigation is designed to simplify rod alignment and minimize operating time, with screws allowing for 112° of conical range of motion and facilitating optimal screw placement.
The enhancement of the Virage system makes it compatible with commercially available navigation systems and allows the navigation of bone preparation instruments and polyaxial screws in the spine. Virage Navigation complements the previously released Vital™ Navigation System for the thoracolumbar spine, advancing ZimVie’s overall navigation compatibility offering and demonstrating the company’s commitment to continuous innovation within its core spine portfolio.
Virage Navigation provides information to guide surgical planning by creating a three-dimensional map between points on the patient and corresponding points on the patient’s images, tracking the position of the patient and surgical instruments in real-time using an array, and displaying the real-time position and trajectory of tracked instruments relative to the patient’s anatomy. Surgeons use this information to plan and realize the point of entry, trajectory, and final position of instruments to obtain the best placement of spinal implants to address the patient’s condition. This is especially helpful in minimally invasive surgery procedures where, due to smaller incisions, normal visibility may be reduced.
“The Virage Navigation System plays a crucial role in ZimVie’s enabling technology strategy, rounding out our ability to navigate pedicle screws in the entire spine,” said Rebecca Whitney, SVP, Global Spine President. “Virage also allows us to compete with existing navigation-compatible systems.”
ZimVie launched Virage Navigation, an Occipital-Cervico-Thoracic spinal fixation system featuring the 360° Omnidirectional Extreme-Angle Screw. Virage Navigation is designed to simplify rod alignment and minimize operating time, with screws allowing for 112° of conical range of motion and facilitating optimal screw placement.
The enhancement...
ZimVie launched Virage Navigation, an Occipital-Cervico-Thoracic spinal fixation system featuring the 360° Omnidirectional Extreme-Angle Screw. Virage Navigation is designed to simplify rod alignment and minimize operating time, with screws allowing for 112° of conical range of motion and facilitating optimal screw placement.
The enhancement of the Virage system makes it compatible with commercially available navigation systems and allows the navigation of bone preparation instruments and polyaxial screws in the spine. Virage Navigation complements the previously released Vital™ Navigation System for the thoracolumbar spine, advancing ZimVie’s overall navigation compatibility offering and demonstrating the company’s commitment to continuous innovation within its core spine portfolio.
Virage Navigation provides information to guide surgical planning by creating a three-dimensional map between points on the patient and corresponding points on the patient’s images, tracking the position of the patient and surgical instruments in real-time using an array, and displaying the real-time position and trajectory of tracked instruments relative to the patient’s anatomy. Surgeons use this information to plan and realize the point of entry, trajectory, and final position of instruments to obtain the best placement of spinal implants to address the patient’s condition. This is especially helpful in minimally invasive surgery procedures where, due to smaller incisions, normal visibility may be reduced.
“The Virage Navigation System plays a crucial role in ZimVie’s enabling technology strategy, rounding out our ability to navigate pedicle screws in the entire spine,” said Rebecca Whitney, SVP, Global Spine President. “Virage also allows us to compete with existing navigation-compatible systems.”
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