Here’s what you should know:
1. The new system is an imaging platform for minimally invasive endoscopic surgery.
2. The system is a combination of a light source, an image processor and local image management. It reduces operating room footprints as a result.
3. Users control the system through touch-screen navigation, with many of the MIS applications offering customizable settings.
4. The system also features an autoclavable camera with a proprietary sensor designed for endoscopy.
5. The system completes the company’s capital equipment offerings for arthroscopy procedures.
DePuy Synthes Vice President and Global Platform Leader Stephanie Chamberlain said in a release, “We are committed to bringing forward innovation that responds to evolving patient needs and the Purevue Visualization System is an example of how our advanced technologies enable high quality patient care.”
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