Curve® Navigation
Curve into digital surgery
Go beyond image guidance and get effortless insights
Digital surgery unites software and O.R. integration to create an uninterrupted path for patient data. Before, during and after surgery, this data is enhanced by digital tools along its way, giving you effortless insights. Curve® Navigation is our most powerful and versatile image guided surgery platform that offers more than navigation—it’s your mobile entry into digital surgery. With a light-weight cart featuring an extra large 4K display, you can plan, review, document and stream your surgery from anywhere in the O.R.
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Designed for efficiency
A slim design keeps its footprint to a minimum. The 32″ capacitive touch display enables efficient data management and brilliant 4K visualization. The large tracking volume of the motorized camera fosters setup flexibility without compromising patient registration.
Programmed for compatibility
Plan pre- and intraoperatively with Brainlab Elements and review your plan with Mixed Reality right in the O.R. in hyper-realistic 3D. Curve perfectly combines Brainlab software with intraoperative imaging, surgical robotics and third party devices.
Built for flexibility
Constructed to move easily between and adapt to multiple operating rooms, Curve Navigation fits your surgical needs. Customize with optical and electromagnetic tracking1 or choose to combine with a second Curve display cart, Buzz® Digital O.R. and third-party displays.
Curve digitizes and personalizes your navigation experience
With flexible setup and software and device integration, Curve simplifies all of your surgical workflow steps.
Preoperative Setup & Planning
Effortless setup
Easily wheel the slim display and camera cart into the O.R. Adjust camera and display positions according to your preferred setup. Brainlab Digital O.R. integration enables automatic patient worklist creation and DICOM data-prefetching to reduce wait times before surgery.
Limitless case planning
Create and optimize plans right before or even during the procedure with O.R. access to any Elements software. Review the case with the Elements Viewer and bring hyper-realistic mixed reality visualizations from the screen into the operating room.
Intraoperative Visualization & Guidance
Positioning Freedom
Curve offers the freedom to position the display and camera anywhere you need for your procedure. Flexibly connect a range of devices—from intraoperative imaging to Cirq Robotics and microscopes. To minimize screen interaction during surgery, Curve recognizes devices like Intraoperative Ultrasound and automatically switches applications.
High Resolution Viewing
View and navigate various datasets on the 32″ display with 40% more viewing space compared to a 27″. Experience a new level of detail with microscope or endoscope images displayed in 4K. Activate live streaming to share your view with colleagues or students outside the O.R.
Postoperative Documentation & Archiving
Clear Record Keeping
Archive all data manually or automatically to your preferred location such as a picture archiving and communication system (PACS), hospital information system (HIS), vendor neutral archive (VNA), USB drive or Quentry Cloud Services. Exported files can be accessed immediately on any client device for review or patient consultation.
Extension Options
- Second Display Cart
- EM Tracking
- Buzz Digital O.R.
- Third-party displays
- Tablet devices
Double visualization and control with a second Curve display. Set up each Curve display with the applications you need and flexibly position the carts in or outside the sterile field.
Discover digital surgery
Curve deeply integrates with other powerful digital surgery technologies from Brainlab.
Closing the loop
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Not yet commercially available in the USA
Not yet commercially available
