ZEISS introduces innovative visualization system to the spine community

At this year’s NASS Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, USA, the ZEISS Medical Technology business segment introduces an innovative visualization system – TIVATO™ 700 from ZEISS – to the spine community. “When developing the ZEISS TIVATO 700 we involved experts from around the world to gather requirements for MISS. Surgeons in this specialist field are not just interested in excellent visualization, they also rely on digital solutions, and value flexibility in positioning the device regarding different OR situations. These are requirements we are able meet with our new Advanced Visualization System,“ says Dirk Brunner, Head of the Microsurgery Strategic Business Unit of ZEISS. “An aging global population plays a significant factor in the spine segment and we continuously strive to enable minimally invasive spine surgery for better outcomes and faster recovery times.” States Dr. Ludwin Monz, President and CEO of Carl Zeiss Meditec.

Workflow-Enhancing Visualization

TIVATO 700* expands the range of clinical applications for spine surgeons and gives the field of spine surgery access to cutting-edge technologies.

With Workflow-Enhancing Visualization, ZEISS TIVATO 700 makes fluorescence options for assessment of vessel patency and other applications available. Integrated 4K technology allows surgeons to visualize procedures in brilliant image quality. At the same time, assistants, OR staff and observers benefit from the outstanding resolution and image quality while following the surgical intervention – for an invaluable learning and training experience. “This system exceeded my expectations: much better view, more natural, better clarity, brighter. In addition, the working distance, especially, is much better,” Prof. Dr. Rene Schmidt, Klinik am Eichert, Göppingen, Germany.

Ultimate Reach & Flexibility

Different OR situations require medical devices to be highly adaptable. ZEISS TIVATO 700 meets these requirements with Ultimate Reach & Flexibility. An increased working distance offers spine surgeons and OR staff freedom of positioning including exoscopic and heads-up surgery, specifically when using long instruments. Excellent overhead clearance adds to this freedom allowing work underneath the system regardless of its placement.

All-Digital

Doctors and medical staff both benefit from the digital possibilities in ZEISS TIVATO 700, which offers a seamless entry into the world of fully connected visualization systems. ZEISS TIVATO 700 features an impressive, intuitive and easy-to-use graphical user interface for everyone in the operating room. The platform can be integrated into a hospital’s existing IT infrastructure supporting the digital workflow: image documentation, data management and data transfer can be easily managed along the surgical workflow using the ZEISS Connect App.

A connection to ZEISS Smart Services also enables improvements in service and maintenance. “Thanks to remote access, our service organization is able to identify and resolve issues quicker. Customers benefit from higher availability of their device,“ summarizes Dirk Brunner.

* Not available until conformity assessment according to MDD 93/42 is finished. Only for sale in selected countries. The shown contents may differ from the current status of approval of the product or service offering in your country.

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