This functionality is an exciting advancement from traditional computer-assisted or robotic-assisted surgical systems that only track the relative movement of the knee bones, not the actual soft tissue.”
“With the NextAR TM TKA Application, we are able to track 3D soft tissue behavior during a surgery in real time. “With enhanced visualization via augmented reality, the NextAR TM Platform is an innovative and efficient tool for ultra-precise, patient-specific treatment,” said Dr Michael McAuliffe (MBBS FRACS), an orthopaedic surgeon at St Andrew’s Ipswich Hospital in Queensland, Australia, and a member of the expert surgeon panel that Medacta collaborated with to develop the NextAR TM TKA Application. This improves the user experience and helps the surgeon remain focused on the patient at all times. The Augmented Reality glasses provided with the NextAR TM Platform allow the surgeon to visualize surgical actions and information in real-time, directly on the operative field. ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), which provide same-day surgical care. This new platform will be an optimal solution particularly for U.S. The NextAR TM TKA Application has the goal to improve efficiency and precision in total knee replacement and deliver personalized planning, with low upfront capital investment required by clinics and hospitals, as well as economic benefits to the healthcare system through OR efficiency and low cost per procedure. The NextAR TM TKA is the first application of a new platform technology, which will be extended to hip, shoulder and spine procedures, designed and engineered with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning that make pre-operative CT-based planning and analysis efficient and precise. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its NextAR TM Augmented Reality based surgical platform for total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures.
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