Tractography is a non-invasive tool that infers the location of the white matter. Understanding this patient-specific information may be used to inform safer treatment.
Tractography can be used to determine an approach to a tumor, to help define boundaries of resection, or for postoperative tracking of patient recovery.
Modus Nav Overview
Leverage brain mapping to support safe maximal resection
Navigate intraoperative tractography with automated white matter segmentations unaffected by pathology-induced edema.
Accurately track multiple intraoperative instruments
Instrument position and trajectory are accurately navigated and displayed in real time - including suction tools and MIS ports.
Precision medicine workflows through seamless integrations
Modus Nav combines data elements from Modus Plan, combining critical pre-surgical imaging data with Modus X optics in the OR.
Modus Nav and Modus X: Seamless Integration of Visualization and Navigation
Ensure consistency and accuracy of the surgical approach by integrating Modus Nav with Modus X, Synaptive's 3D robotic exoscope. This ecosystem of products come together to create a modern neurosurgical experience delivering novel patient information with automated efficiency.
What Surgeons Say
Panel Discussion on the Clinical Use of Tractography in Neurosurgery
Dr. Chaichana (Mayo Clinic), Dr. Schulder (Northwell Health) and Dr. Dickson (Sutter Health Eden Medical Center) discuss the importance of white matter and their experience using tractography in neurosurgery.
A Case Review Using the Robotic Digital Microscope Modus V in Brain and Spine Surgery
In partnership with The Neurosurgical Atlas, Dr. Peter Fecci (Duke Health), Dr. Costas Hadjipanayis (Mount Sinai, NYC) and Dr. Raj Nangunoori (Mercy Health) present on their experience using Synaptive's surgical products in cranial and spine surgery.
Clinical Applications of Tractography and a Preview of a Novel Automatic Segmentation Algorithm
Dr. Sebastian Koga from Ochsner Health System in Louisiana speaks about the clinical applications of tractography in his surgical practice, as well as beyond surgery, for use in longitudinal tracking of post-operative patient recovery.
