DePuy Synthes launches robotic-assisted spine surgery platform
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Key takeaways:
- DePuy Synthes announced FDA approval and the launch of its Velys active robotic-assisted spine system.
- The system is designed for use in cervical, thoracolumbar and sacroiliac spinal fusion procedures.
DePuy Synthes announced it received FDA 510(k) clearance and launched its Velys active robotic-assisted spine system, according to a company press release.
The Velys spine system is the latest addition to the Velys robotic-assisted platform from DePuy Synthes. The system allows surgeons to utilize robotic-assisted surgical planning and navigation for patients undergoing cervical, thoracolumbar and sacroiliac spinal fusion, according to the release.
“We are shaping the next frontier of orthopedic innovation with a relentless focus on digital advancements and excellence in the field of surgical robotics and navigation,” Aldo Denti, company group chair of DePuy Synthes, said in the release. “Our dedication extends to enhancing patient care through significant strides in spine surgery. This is a major step in growing our Velys portfolio and in our commitment to supporting spine surgeons and their patients with advanced tools.”
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