Enhanced Precision & Reduced Radiation with Optical Navigation
The integration of surgical C-arm systems with Optical Navigation offers a revolutionary spinal surgery platform. It provides continuous guidance of surgical tools relative to pre- and intra-operatively acquired 2D and 3D datasets, resulting in:
- Enhanced precision
- Reduced operative time
- Lower radiation exposure
Why should you consider easyNav for C-arm integration?
easyNav is a cutting-edge navigation system tailored for spinal surgeries that seamlessly integrates with all types of C-arm machines—conventional or advanced. Here’s why easyNav stands out:
- Reduced Radiation Exposure:
- Minimizes the number of C-arm shots needed
- Offers real-time guidance using pre-acquired 2D/3D images
- Increased Accuracy:
- Automatic registration of anatomical structures
- Accurate pedicle screw placement and real-time visualization
- Supports Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery:
- Enables smaller incisions and optimized trajectories
- Real-time navigation with compatible surgical instruments
- Efficient Surgical Workflow:
- Reduces anatomical shift errors
- Minimizes intra-operative imaging time
- Decreases the need for constant C-arm repositioning
- Superior Ergonomics:
- Greater C-arm mobility vs. conventional fluoroscopy
- Facilitates multi-planar imaging without workflow disruption
- Custom Spine Tracker Attachments:
- Compatible with drills, screwdrivers, and other tools
- Enhances calibration and navigation accuracy
The prime factor of easyNav Spine Navigation comes from the capacity to be integrated with any version of C-arm ranging from flat panel or conventional C-arms to the latest versions.
India’s healthcare sector is among the fastest-growing and most dynamic industries, contributing nearly 60% of total industry revenue. It encompasses:
- Hospitals & clinics
- Medical devices & equipment
- Telemedicine & clinical trials
- Health insurance
- Medical tourism
- Alternative medicine (Ayurveda & Homeopathy)
Historical Growth & Challenges:
- From the 1950s to 2000s: Steady expansion in public and private healthcare facilities
- A challenge arose due to population explosion, leading to a doctor-patient imbalance
- However, infrastructure and private sector advancements bridged this gap by 2010
Emerging Trends Driving Growth:
- Digitalization & AI in Healthcare:
- EHRs for better data access
- AI-powered diagnostics and robotic surgeries
- Teleconsultation & remote patient care
- Medical Tourism:
- 15–20% cost of surgeries compared to Western countries
- High-quality care and skilled professionals
- Expected to reach $9 Billion by end of the year at an 18% growth rate
- Healthcare Innovations:
- Minimally invasive treatments
- Personalized medicine based on genetic mutation profiles
- World-class implants and robotic procedures
Future Outlook: Vision 2030:
- Be worth ₹6.2 trillion
- Offer precise, minimally invasive treatments
- Heavily leverage AI, robotics, and digital platforms
- Restructure workforce, drugs, and devices for modern care delivery
Impact of COVID-19:
- Temporary drop in patient visits due to lockdowns
- Effective surveillance and proactive measures helped manage the outbreak
- India’s strong manufacturing base for vaccines and generics supports quick recovery