Optical Surgical Navigation
Optical surgical navigation systems are advanced technologies designed to assist surgeons during complex procedures by providing real-time visualization and precise localization of anatomical structures. These systems use optical tracking methods, often involving infrared cameras and reflective markers placed on surgical instruments or patient anatomy, enabling accurate guidance for minimally invasive surgeries and improving surgical outcomes.
The applications of optical surgical navigation span various medical fields such as neurosurgery, orthopedics, and ENT surgery. Their ability to enhance accuracy and reduce invasiveness makes them essential tools in modern surgical suites, allowing surgeons to plan and execute procedures with higher confidence and fewer complications.
What You Should Know Before Choosing an Optical Surgical Navigation System and Making an Investment
Key Factors to Consider
When choosing an optical surgical navigation system, the accuracy and reliability of the tracking technology are paramount. The system must provide precise real-time feedback without latency to ensure surgical safety and success. Additionally, user interface design and ease of use are crucial so that surgical teams can operate efficiently without distraction.
Another key factor is the compatibility of the navigation system with existing surgical instruments and imaging modalities, such as CT or MRI data integration. The versatility to handle different surgical workflows and environments can enhance the system’s overall utility and return on investment.
Price Range in the Market
Optical surgical navigation systems vary widely in price depending on features, brand reputation, and included software packages. Budget considerations range from entry-level units aimed at basic navigation to high-end systems offering advanced functionalities like augmented reality or multi-modality integration.
Maintenance contracts and training services included with the system also influence overall cost. While the initial investment may seem high, the improved surgical outcomes and reduced complication rates can justify the expense over time.
Quality-to-Price Ratio
Evaluating the quality-to-price ratio involves assessing system reliability, service support, and upgrade potential against the purchase cost. Systems with proven clinical efficacy, strong manufacturer backing, and modular design to accommodate future innovations often present better value.
It is advisable to consider systems that offer robust technical support and regular software updates, which help maintain peak performance and extend the useful life of the equipment, optimizing long-term value.
Lifespan Expectancy Based on Usage and Maintenance
The lifespan of optical surgical navigation systems depends strongly on usage frequency, how well maintenance protocols are followed, and hardware durability. Proper cleaning, calibration, and software maintenance are essential to prevent failures during critical surgeries.
Regular training of staff and adherence to manufacturer guidelines can significantly prolong system functionality, thereby lowering the total cost of ownership and ensuring high availability for surgical cases.
KALSTEIN OPTICAL SURGICAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
Among so many products, at Kalstein you can find the ideal optical surgical navigation system for your Clinic
If you are unsure about which optical surgical navigation system to buy, we recommend evaluating your surgical specialty needs, compatibility with existing operating room technologies, and the system’s ease of integration and user-friendliness. Selecting the right navigation system requires understanding both technical capabilities and how it will support your surgical workflows effectively.
Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143
The Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 is a cutting-edge computer-aided electromagnetic navigation system, renowned for…
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The Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 is a cutting-edge computer-aided electromagnetic navigation system, renowned for its application in surgical visualization, planning, and guidance. It plays a crucial role in minimizing iatrogenic trauma to surrounding brain tissue and reducing the risk of complications in cranial procedures. Compatible with tomographic images in DICOM format captured via CT, C-arm, MRI, or fMRI, the YR02143 ensures precision with its advanced optical tracking technology.
The pricing for the YR02143 Surgical Navigation System generally varies based on specific configurations and integrated technologies. In the current market, systems of this caliber can range from $100,000 to $200,000, depending on additional features such as software modules and calibration tools. For precise pricing tailored to your specific needs, we encourage you to generate a quote using our Kalstein Plus platform.
| Model | YR02143 | ||
| Component | Amount | Description | |
| Optical tracking system | |||
| NDI tracking system | 1 set | Track 3D position and orientation of active or passive markers attached to surgical tools | |
| Image management workstation | |||
| Computer system | 1 set | For 2D image fusion and 3D reconstruction, navigation system | |
| Touch monitor | 1 piece | 19 *, 1280 x 1024 resolution, medical and healthcare grade | |
| Software package | 1 set | Core set (image fusion, surgical planning and navigation, data management) | |
| Software version 1 | 1 piece | Diffusion-tensor-images navigation module | |
| Software version 2 | 1 piece | Needle-Aspiration-Biospy navigation module | |
| Mobile car | |||
| Support trolley with 4 wheels | 1 piece | To support the optical tracking system and image management workstation | |
| Surgical tools | |||
| Navigation probe | 2 pieces | To help the optical measurement system track movement | |
| Microscope probe | 1 piece | To help the optical measurement system track movement | |
| Active marker | 6 pieces | To help quickly recognize critical anatomical structures. | |
| Passive reflective sphere | 10 pieces | To reflect the infrared laser for cameras (in the optical tracking system) to capture | |
| Framework | 2 pieces | To locate passive reflective sphere with 4 pins | |
| Articulated arm | 1 piece | To hold the frame of reference | |
| Clamp adapter | 2 pieces | For the adaptation of another instrument (such as the brain needle during navigation) | |
| Foot-swicht | 1 piece | To help register and navigate | |
| Touchmonitor specification | |||
| Case / bezel color | Beige | Mini VGA D-sub 15-pin; DVI-D | Mini VGA D-sub 15-pin; DVI-D |
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Display
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Sixe: 19.0 ”diagonal, active matrix TFT | Horizontal: 31.5-80 kHz | Horizontal: 31.5-80 kHz |
| Aspect ratio: 5; 4 | Vertical: 56.3-75 Hz | Vertical: 56.3-75 Hz | |
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Useful display area
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Horizontal: 14.82 “(376.32 mm) | Type: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz | Type: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Vertical: 11.85 “(301.06 mm) | Internal DC input power supply | Internal DC input power supply | |
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Monitor dimensions
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Width: 429mm (16.9 “) | DC input voltage (line): 12V 3.6V | DC input voltage (line): 12V 3.6V |
| Height (including stand): 15.21 “(386 mm) | 48 W max. | 48 W max. | |
| Depth (inc. Base) | Operating; 0 ° C to 40 ° C | Operating; 0 ° C to 40 ° C | |
| Native resolution (optional) | 1280 x 1024 @ 60/70/75 Hz | Storage: -20 ° C to 60 ° C | Storage: -20 ° C to 60 ° C |
| Other supported resolutions | 1280 x 960 / 1,024 x 768 in Hz | Operating: 20% -80% | Operating: 20% -80% |
| Colors | 16.7 million | Storage: 10% -90% | Storage: 10% -90% |
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Brightness
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LCD panel: 300 cd / m2 | Actual: 17.66 lbs. (8 kg) | Actual: 17.66 lbs. (8 kg) |
| With AccuTouch: 246 cd / m2 | Shipping: 25.10 lbs (11.84) | Shipping: 25.10 lbs (11.84) | |
| With IntellTouch: 276 cd / m2 | 3 years | 3 years | |
| Response time | 20 msec (typical) | Typical 40,000 hours at half brightness | Typical 40,000 hours at half brightness |
| Vision angle | Horizontal (left / right): 89 ° / 89 ° | MTBF; 50,000 hours demonstrated | MTBF; 50,000 hours demonstrated |
| (Typical, from the center) | Vertical (up / down): 89 ° / 89 ° | UL, Cul, fcc, ic, ce, China RoHS, Argentina S mark | UL, Cul, fcc, ic, ce, China RoHS, Argentina S mark |
| Contrast ratio | 1300: 1 (typical) | Two watt / channel speakers located in the display head | Two watt / channel speakers located in the display head |
| Input video format | Analog: (no video card needed) | OSD locks for user and power controls | OSD locks for user and power controls |
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Input sync format
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Separate horizontal and vertical | OSD extras include volume, treble, bass, balance | OSD extras include volume, treble, bass, balance |
| Synchronization, compound synchronization and | OSD Language (English, Chinese, Spanish, French) | OSD Language (English, Chinese, Spanish, French) | |
| Synchronization in green | Safety lock receptacle | Safety lock receptacle | |
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