Delray Medical Center is the first hospital in the Southeastern United States to utilize the Medivis augmented reality spine navigation system in a procedure. Delray Medical Center has partnered with Medivis to bring surgical innovation and excellence to physicians and patients alike. The milestone procedure was completed by neurosurgeon and Chief of Neurosurgery, Dr. Lloyd Zucker.
The Medivis Spine Navigation System seamlessly integrates with existing surgical workflows, utilizing AR to project patient-specific 3D holographic images directly onto the surgical field. A revolutionary spatial targeting UI, combined with AI segmentation, implant simulation, and 3D rendering of the spine, enables surgeons to quickly and accurately place screws, enhancing precision and efficiency.
“The Medivis augmented reality system gives us an unprecedented level of visibility and precision during spine procedures,” said Dr. Zucker. “Being able to visualize patient-specific 3D anatomy in real time enhances surgical accuracy, efficiency, and ultimately, patient outcomes. This is a transformative step forward in spine surgery, and I’m proud Delray Medical Center is leading the way.”
