Intraoperative navigation is a surgical technology that enhances precision by providing real-time, three-dimensional guidance to surgeons during operations. It integrates imaging data with surgical instruments, allowing for improved accuracy and outcomes in complex procedures.

Intraoperative Navigation

Surgical technology

Real-time Guidance

Three-dimensional guidance

Imaging data

Surgical instruments are specialized tools designed to perform specific actions during a surgical procedure, such as cutting, dissecting, grasping, holding, retracting, or suturing. They are essential for ensuring precision, safety, and efficiency in surgical operations, and their design and material choice are critical for their function and sterilization requirements.

Surgical Instruments

Improved accuracy

Surgical outcomes refer to the results and consequences of surgical procedures, encompassing both the immediate and long-term effects on patient health and recovery. These outcomes are influenced by a variety of factors including the type of surgery, patient health status, surgical technique, and postoperative care, and are critical in assessing the efficacy and safety of surgical interventions.

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