Corindus Sees ‘Silver Lining’ As Pandemic Shows Need For Remote Interventions

The Siemens Healthineers subsidiary is planning to create networks of CorPath GRX robotic intervention systems that will expand patient access to urgent interventions and reduce radiation exposure for both the patient and interventionalists.

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Corindus Vascular Robotics Inc.’s CEO believes the growth of telehealth, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, may also accelerate the development of remote robotic intervention networks.

Traditional catheter interventions require the interventionalist to stand over the patient for hours on end, guiding the procedure with X-ray fluoroscopy that expose the patient, doctors and staff to potentially harmful radiation and any airborne pathogens the patient may be carrying

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