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Medtronic Taps AR Technology Used By Fighter Pilots To Enhance Brain Surgery

 
• By Marion Webb

Medtronic teamed up with Surgical Theater to integrate its SyncAR technology with its StealthStation S8 surgical navigation platform to help neurosurgeons navigate complex brain surgeries.

AR brain surgery
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Medtronic plc said it will join forces with Surgical Theater LLC to bring “fighter-jet simulation technology” to neurosurgeons into the operating room.

Medtronic announced on 26 April it entered into a partnership with Surgical Theater to interface its visualization SyncAR augmented reality technology with Medtronic’s StealthStation S8 surgical

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