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Save the date: Naviswiss is arriving in Orlando for #CCJR2024! Hosted by The Hip Society and The Knee Society, Current Concepts in Joint Replacement (CCJR) is recognised globally as a premier educational forum for advancing the field of joint arthroplasty. Our presence at CCJR comes at a pivotal time for the orthopedic industry as navigation technology is playing an increasingly crucial role in reducing variability in implant positioning and enhancing patient outcomes in joint replacement procedures. These advancements align directly with the needs of surgeons seeking reliable, data-driven solutions for both complex and routine cases. With thousands of orthopedic surgeons from around the world attending, this forum provides a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions about the latest trends in hip and knee arthroplasty, including how digital navigation systems are becoming integral to modern practices. We look forward to connecting with industry leaders and sharing how our technology contributes to elevating surgical accuracy and efficiency. #CCJR2024 #OrthopedicSurgery #JointReplacement #SurgicalPrecision #Naviswiss

Scrub tech's experience with the Naviswiss Team Hear from Katelin Smith, a certified surgical technologist, as she shares her experience working with the Naviswiss team: "The way the Naviswiss team demonstrates the system is clear and informative. It's something we can actually understand." For scrub techs, introducing new technology into the OR often brings concerns about disrupting established workflows, managing additional equipment, and maintaining efficiency during procedures. At Naviswiss, we understand these challenges and focus on ensuring a smooth transition, making it easier for teams to adapt while enhancing surgical outcomes without complicating the process. -- Interested in finding out more about our approach? Visit our website www.naviswiss.eu or message us directly here on LinkedIn! Our team is ready to answer your questions and discuss your needs. #Naviswiss #Testimonial #Orthopedics #NavigationTechnology #MedTech

A recent article by BONEZONE Magazine | OMTEC Expo explored the ongoing movement of joint replacements, spine procedures, and sports medicine surgeries to ASCs. The projected growth is significant, with the US ASC market expected to reach $15 billion by 2030 and a 40% increase in outpatient hip and knee replacements over the next decade. Key priorities include: ✅ Streamlined tools that simplify workflows. ✅ Efficient processes to manage high case volumes with smaller teams. ✅ Affordable, accessible technology that supports precision without unnecessary complexity. ✅ Instrument management systems to ensure everything arrives on time. ✅ Surgery in a box kits that provide everything needed for specialized procedures. As ASCs continue to become central to orthopedic care, it's important to consider how surgical environments are changing. Surgeons are working with smaller teams, tighter schedules, and are increasingly reliant on precision technologies that don't compromise efficiency. In our experience, ASCs value tools that simplify workflows and support consistency across high-case volumes. The ability to perform complex procedures in these settings with the same accuracy and outcomes as hospitals is a major focus for those in the field. It raises a key question for all of us working with ASCs: How do we ensure that innovation continues to align with the realities of these fast-paced environments? How is your facility preparing for these changes? Source: https://lnkd.in/esswkrzz -- Interested in how Naviswiss is helping ASCs navigate these changes? Visit our website www.naviswiss.us or message us directly here on LinkedIn. Our team is ready to answer your questions and discuss your needs. #Naviswiss #Orthopedics #NavigationTechnology #ASCs #HealthcareShifts

Welcome to the team, Breanna Lyn! We’re excited to introduce Breanna Lyn as Naviswiss’ new Product Manager for our hip and knee product lines. Based in Pennsylvania, Breanna will be driving our product strategy and development, working closely with our teams to ensure our solutions meet the specific needs of clinicians and patients alike. Outside work, Breanna enjoys staying active: “Although I enjoy playing many different sports, I’ve always had an affinity for Track & Field. I had the opportunity to compete at Penn Relays in high school, in college, and even as a corporate entry in the Distance Medley Relay last year.” We’re looking forward to seeing her bring her experience, focus, and energy to the team. #TeamAppreciation #Naviswiss #NavigationTechnology #Orthopedics #MedTech

When evaluating enabling technologies for total knee arthroplasty, ASCs must carefully weigh the options before bringing in a new system. An analysis of 90-day episode-of-care (EOC) costs found that rTKA may reduce overall expenses due to fewer readmissions and improved discharge outcomes. Notably, navigation-assisted TKA delivers comparable clinical outcomes without the high upfront investment and steep learning curve. Key considerations for ASCs: Precision & Accuracy rTKA: Uses 3D pre-op models and haptic feedback for precise bone cuts and ligament balancing, which can enhance outcomes but requires expensive robotic systems and CT imaging. Cost & Accessibility rTKA: Significant upfront costs for robotic systems and CT scans, along with a bigger learning curve and continuous investments in training and maintenance, can strain budgets, especially for smaller ASCs. Navigating Possibilities For TKA, navigation systems offer benefits similar to robotics, with specific advantages. Navigation-assisted TKA achieves precise implant positioning and alignment without the financial burden or workflow disruptions of robotics, making it more accessible to a wider range of ASCs. By avoiding the financial burden of robotics, navigation allows ASCs to deliver excellent patient care while maintaining financial sustainability. Source: https://lnkd.in/dkC3CqKr -- Interested to find out more about how Naviswiss can help your practice in a rapidly changing environment? Visit our website www.naviswiss.eu or message us directly here on LinkedIn! Our team is ready to answer your questions and discuss your needs. #Orthopedics #TKA #AmbulatorySurgery #NavigationTechnology #Naviswiss

Goodbye, Dallas! It was a pleasure to connect with so many talented orthopedic surgeons, exchange ideas, and explore the latest in hip and knee arthroplasty at #AAHKS2024. This year was particularly special for us at Naviswiss, as we celebrated our 5th anniversary in US. We are grateful for the opportunity to share how our navigation technology is being used in real-world cases to support more precise, efficient joint replacement surgeries. A big thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 514 to engage with us and learn more about how we’re contributing to advancements in surgical navigation. #OrthopedicSurgery #Naviswiss #JointReplacement #SurgicalInnovation #5Years #TotalJointArthroplasty

Day 2 at the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) Meeting is underway! We’ve kicked off our time in Dallas with an engaging Naviswiss User Group meeting, joined by surgeons both in person and online. Together, we shared insights, discussed new developments, and provided an exclusive preview of some exciting features of the #NaviswissSystem on the horizon. If you're attending AAHKS, we invite you to stop by our #Booth514 and experience firsthand how Naviswiss is advancing hip and knee procedures. See you there! 👋 #NavigationTechnology #MedTech #Orthopedics #Naviswiss #AAHKS2024

NEW PAPER RELEASED: A Handheld, Portable Image-Based System May Outperform Computer Navigation or Robotic Platforms in Providing Accurate Acetabular Component Positioning Malposition of the acetabular component in total hip arthroplasty (THA) remains a critical concern, often necessitating costly revisions. While robotic-assisted surgery has gained attention for its potential to enhance accuracy, recent research introduces a compelling alternative: The Naviswiss handheld portable navigation system. This newly published study looks at the accuracy of the Naviswiss system in THA, focusing on intraoperative accuracy of acetabular cup positioning. Unlike traditional methods, this miniaturized device offers real-time navigation feedback, potentially streamlining procedures and reducing post-operative complications. The findings reveal promising results concluding that: "This handheld portable navigation system yielded highly accurate intraoperative component positioning values confirmed by post-operative CT scans," suggesting possible superior precision compared to reported robotic-assisted THA outcomes. These advancements are pivotal, as smaller and more accessible navigation units like Naviswiss could revolutionize hip replacement surgery, providing surgeons with enhanced accuracy and flexibility across diverse clinical settings. Explore the full study: https://lnkd.in/duMeGqXg #Orthopaedics #MedTech #HipReplacement #SurgicalNavigation #Naviswiss

The countdown to AAHKS 2024 has started – only 2 days to go! We’re looking forward to joining the orthopedic community at this year’s American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) Meeting. The premier event offers orthopedic surgeons the latest research-based insights and state-of-the-art approaches to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of hip and knee conditions. With a focus this year on the latest socioeconomic issues in health care. As Naviswiss marks five years in the U.S. we’re proud to continue supporting surgeons with precision navigation technology that integrates seamlessly into their practice. We look forward to connecting with colleagues and exchanging ideas at Booth 514—see you there! Learn more: link to blog post. #AAHKS2024 #OrthopedicSurgeons #JointReplacement #TotalJointArthroplasty #SurgicalPrecision

Naviswiss celebrates 5 years in the US! It’s been an incredible five years since Naviswiss set foot in the U.S. market, and what a journey it’s been. Our mission to revolutionize orthopedic surgery with precision navigation technology has been embraced by surgeons, clinics, and patients across the country. As we celebrate this milestone, we’re more committed than ever to advancing surgical precision and patient care. Thank you to our partners, customers, and the entire Naviswiss team for making this journey possible, and here's to the next five years of innovation and excellence. #Anniversary #Naviswiss #Orthopedics #MedTech #SurgicalNavigation #Innovation