With a vision of "Simpler, Safer Surgery
through Visualization Technology,"
InnerOptic is revolutionizing
minimally invasive surgery.

The Spatial Coordination Problem

Despite its enormous popularity, minimally invasive surgery (MIS) is inherently more difficult for surgeons to perform than open surgery.

Poor visibility and complex spatial coordination result in more complications in MIS interventions than in open surgery.

InnerOptic's Solution: The InVision System

InnerOptic's innovative InVision™ System (shown on the right) provides a computer-enhanced interface that improves a surgeon's ability to accurately perform complex MIS procedures. The InnerOptic InVision System (IVS) provides the surgeon with a single integrated, intuitive interface in real time on a single monitor.

IVS enhances two common abdominal interventions, including laparoscopic cholecystectomy (pictured right) and liver tumor ablation (pictured below).

While existing pre-operative imaging solutions (e.g. CT or MRI) provide MIS guidance, IVS is the only product today that provides advanced, intuitive real-time image guidance for abdominal interventions.more >

IVS shows 3D position of the needle, ultrasound image,
ablation volume and needle trajectory on a
stereoscopic display.

Benefits

o MIS procedures are easier, more accurate and faster to perform;
o Fewer malpractice claims, through lower injury rates
o Fewer surgical repairs, through lower injury rates;
o Reduced OR time, due to improved visualization;
o Lower cancer recurrence, due to improved ablation accuracy;
o Higher reimbursements, using established CPT codes;
o Improved patient outcomes, through lower injury rates.