Kentucky ASC utilizing Ngenuity 3D Visualization system — 3 insights

Retinal surgeons at Danville-based Central Kentucky Surgery Center are using Ngenuity’s 3D Visualization System to visualize surgeries in real-time.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. The system replaces traditional microscope visualization.

2. The Ngenuity system offers surgeons enhanced visualization while allowing for improved collaboration in the operating room.

3. Retina Associates of Kentucky in Danville purchased the system.

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