Total hip arthroplasty with the robotic system with advanced artificial intelligence, Naviswiss
The success of total hip arthroplasty depends largely on the correct alignment of the acetabulum (the socket of the hip joint) and on the restoration of the length of the leg, which is not always easy, especially with the application of minimally invasive techniques.
An important tool in this effort is the correct preoperative planning and the ability to accurately implement the design during the operation.
The use of 3D models during preoperative planning and navigation during hip arthroplasty surgery can significantly help to achieve high accuracy in the final result.
All of the above can be achieved to a large extent with the use of the NAVISWISS navigation system and the NAVIPLAN software, a preoperative planning tool that automatically analyzes CT scan data and suggests the initial configuration of the implant.
After review and detailed adjustment, the preoperative plan can be transferred to the navigation system and used during the surgery to be performed as planned
Advantages of the NAVISWISS system:
- Reduces surgical time (trial rearrangements / repositioning of materials, etc.)
- It is the only system that does not require additional incisions in the patient
- It is compatible with all surgical approaches
- It is suitable for primary arthroplasty as well as revision surgeries
- It is unique, there is no equivalent system for hip arthroplasty
Orthopaedic surgeons can freely choose between simple landmark-based navigation for their simple cases or the more sophisticated axial-based planning and navigation workflow tomography for the most difficult and complex anatomies.
