Virtual Surgery Intelligence (VSI) is a smart medical software for surgeons based on Mixed/Augmented Reality using artificial intelligence.

Explore the VSI use cases:

VSI
Surgery

VSI Surgery can be used before, during and after the surgery. It helps you prepare yourself before and improves orientation and performance while operating.

VSI Patient Education

VSI Patient Education can be utilized to explain the progression of the disease to your patients and to educate them about their surgery.

VSI
Teaching

VSI Education can be applied as a training and education of assistant physicians and young surgeons.

Use
VSI Surgery

preoperative: To prepare your surgery.

intraoperative: To visualize all anatomical structures of your patient during surgery
and to easily connect to a colleague, whenever needed.

postoperative: To follow-up your
surgeries.

Use
VSI Patient Education

to present your patients with:

  • a detailed description of their disease
  • the stage and progression of their illness
  • the further treatment procedure

and record the patient’s agreement.

Use
VSI Teaching

  • To educate your assistant doctors
  • To visualize most advanced surgery practices
  • To attract proficient junior doctors and medical students

with the most innovative medical technology.

Medical advisory board

Our Medical Advisory Board consists of highly qualified and experienced physicians from different disciplines who define
the specific requirements of each surgical area.

Neurosurgery

Neurosurgeons can dive into the 3-dimensional MRI head, peel it, and virtually lap it over the surgical site. In this way, even the smallest lesions can be recognized and surgically removed with a high degree of precision.

ENT

For surgeries in the ENT area, e.g. sinus surgery, a high-quality microscope is important.
To ‘slide’ through the 3D MRI images and cut the redundant parts, is another indispensable functionality.

Plastic surgery

The VSI allows precise transplantation of nerves or tendon rearrangements, especially in reconstructive surgery with the surgical restoration of lost body function and body shapes.

Epilepsy

Abnormal patterns of brain waves and brain structures which indicate epilepsy can only be identified on the MRI images. A clear advantage is provided by the overlap of the 3D MRI images with the surgical site.

Radiology

The 3D view of MRI and CT scans is an excellent tool for radiologists to diagnose a patient’s disease. The functionality to mark structures inside the images is of great value and helpful for further treatment.

Radiooncology

Precise localization of metastasis by the VSI eliminates the need for additional CTs and MRIs in diagnostic and interventional radiology.

Oral surgery

Precise localization while operating dental fixings, broken jawbones and wisdom teeth, as well as improved orientation when implanting artificial teeth by merging CT/MRI images with the surgical site.

Spine surgery

The 3-dimensional view of the spine generated from the original CT images of the patient, as well as the exact overlap of these via the vertebral bones, are a clear advantage in the detection of diseases, injuries, surgical and conventional therapeutic method.

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