Optical Surgical Navigation
Optical surgical navigation is an advanced technology designed to enhance precision and safety during surgical procedures. By using real-time imaging and tracking systems, it guides surgeons with exact spatial positioning of instruments relative to the patient’s anatomy. This navigation technology improves accuracy in complex surgeries, reduces operative times, and minimizes risks of complications.
Its applications span across various surgical specialties including neurosurgery, orthopedics, ENT, and maxillofacial surgery. Optical surgical navigation systems integrate seamlessly with imaging modalities such as MRI, CT scans, and fluoroscopy to provide detailed intraoperative guidance. As a result, this technology is becoming an essential tool for modern operating rooms aiming to deliver better patient outcomes.
What You Should Know Before Choosing Optical Surgical Navigation and Making an Investment
Key Factors to Consider
When considering optical surgical navigation, factors such as accuracy, ease of integration with existing surgical workflows, and compatibility with imaging systems are fundamental. Assessing the system’s real-time tracking capabilities and its ability to provide clear visual guidance can greatly influence surgical outcomes.
Additionally, factors like system ergonomics, training requirements for staff, and technical support availability play crucial roles. Understanding the scalability and upgrade paths of the navigation system ensures long-term value and adaptability to evolving surgical technologies.
Price Range in the Market
The pricing for optical surgical navigation systems varies widely depending on capabilities, brand reputation, and included software features. Basic models might be more affordable but with limited functionalities, while advanced systems with higher precision and additional integration can be significantly more expensive.
Furthermore, costs may include installation, staff training, and ongoing maintenance contracts. Budgeting realistically by considering total cost of ownership helps clinics make informed purchasing decisions aligning with their financial and clinical requirements.
Value for Money
Balancing quality and price is essential when selecting optical surgical navigation. Higher-end systems often provide superior accuracy and user interfaces; however, mid-range options might offer excellent features suitable for most surgical needs at a more accessible cost.
Evaluating user reviews, clinical validations, and warranty terms allows clinics to understand which systems deliver the best value. Investing in a reliable product reduces downtime and costly repairs, ensuring smoother surgical operations.
Life Expectancy Based on Usage and Maintenance
The lifespan of optical surgical navigation equipment depends heavily on how often it is used and maintained. Regular calibration, software updates, and careful handling extend the system’s effective operational years, ensuring consistent performance.
Failure to properly maintain these systems may result in inaccuracies or hardware malfunctions, which can compromise surgical outcomes. Kalstein provides comprehensive support to help clients maintain their investment and maximize equipment longevity.
KALSTEIN OPTICAL SURGICAL NAVIGATION
Among many products, at Kalstein you can find the ideal optical surgical navigation for your clinic
Not sure which optical surgical navigation to buy? We understand selecting the right system can be complex due to different technologies, compatibility with surgical disciplines, and budget constraints. Our experts at Kalstein are here to guide you through choosing a solution that meets your clinic’s specific needs and maximizes surgical precision and patient safety.
Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143
The Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 is a cutting-edge computer-aided electromagnetic navigation system, renowned for…
Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143
Surgical Navigation Systems YR02143 is an advanced computer-aided electromagnetic navigation system designed to enhance…
Our optical surgical navigation most sold
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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