Neuronavegation system Navient

Description

The Navient Neuronavigator is a state-of-the-art tool that allows for the precise identification of the location, shape, and volume of the pathology to be treated. It helps the surgeon reduce procedural risks and achieve better surgical outcomes by enabling complete intervention planning before and even before the procedure begins. This equipment displays three-dimensional images (sagittal, axial, and coronal) reconstructed from information obtained from CT and/or MRI scans. It has two modules: CRANIUM MODULE: Tumor resection, cysts, ventriculostomies, endoscopic surgery, biopsy, and drainage of intracerebral hematomas. SPINE MODULE: Intradural or extradural tumor resection and transpedicular screw placement.

BENEFITS OF THE Navient NEURONAVISOR

• Shorter surgical time.
• No fiduciaries required.
• Minimizes incision size.
• Rapid access to the lesion.
• Reduces surgical risks: Allows visualization of the vascularization of the area to be treated.
• Displays 3D MRI images.
• Enables image fusion.
• Allows for brain biopsies (using the brain biopsy kit).