Tuesday, March 26, 2024
PathKeeper Surgical, an Israeli medical technology company specializing in innovative camera and machine learning technologies for surgical solutions, has announced a pioneering collaboration with Mayo Clinic. This partnership aims to advance research on reducing radiation exposure in pediatric spine surgeries. The focus will be on employing minimally invasive optical navigation techniques and intraoperative measurement tools for scoliosis correction, including vertebral body tethering.
Mayo Clinic's pediatric spine surgeons, Dr. Noelle Larson and Dr. Todd Milbrandt, renowned for their expertise in scoliosis surgeries, will work closely with PathKeeper Surgical. The company is recognized for its state-of-the-art optical navigation technology, prioritizing precision and safety while minimizing radiation exposure.
At the heart of this collaboration is PathKeeper Surgical's innovative Machine Learning software and proprietary laser-optic navigation system. These technologies enable surgeons to achieve remarkable accuracy in tool tracking and registration, enhancing interventions and reducing risks associated with scoliosis surgery. The aim is to elevate the standard of care, improving outcomes and ensuring the safety of young patients undergoing complex deformity correction procedures.
This collaboration will involve refining and expanding the application of PathKeeper's technology to meet the unique challenges of pediatric spine surgery. Through joint research and development efforts, the partnership seeks to set new benchmarks in pediatric spine surgery, emphasizing improved patient outcomes and enhanced safety measures.
Source: prnewswire.com
