
A GROUND BREAKING ADVANCEMENT
SEE THROUGH SURGERY


WIRELESS SYSTEM
Allows free movement within the OR
POWERFUL HIGH SPEED PROCESSOR
For seamless visual tracking
PERSONALIZED HEADSET
For a custom fit for each user
INTEGRATED HEADLIGHT
Illuminates focus area
BUILT IN SURGICAL TRACKING SYSTEM
Accurately determines the position of surgical tool in real time
TRANSPARENT AR DISPLAY
Retinal projection of all the 3D anatomical and instrument detail in a heads-up display for the surgeon while not obstructing the operative field
XVISION
SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTS
ACCURACY
The xvision system has demonstrated a 98.9% overall percutaneous implant placement accuracy, eliminates the attention shift of referring to a separate screen and adds these features to potentially decreasing the radiation exposure demonstrated through traditional fluoroscopy-based procedures. An additional published study yielded non-inferiority results over published freehand studies**Molina, C. A., Theodore, N., Ahmed, A., Westbroek, E. M., Mirovsky, Y., Harel, R., Orru’, E., Khan, M., Witham, T., & Sciubba, D. M. (2019). Augmented reality–assisted pedicle screw insertion: a cadaveric proof-of-concept study, Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine SPI, 31(1), 139-146
SURGEON CONTROL
The intuitive design aligns the hands and eyes of the surgeon, eliminating the need to avert their eyes to an ancillary screen. The technology provides “tip of the spear” visualization, breaking down the wall between traditional navigation and the patient.
3D ANATOMY VISUALIZATION
Allows surgeons to accurately guide instruments and implants intraoperatively, in real time, while looking directly at the patient, as if they had “x-ray vision” and is cleared for use in open and percutaneous cases.
WEARABLE GUIDANCE TECH
Traditional line of sight issues between the IR camera and markers are eliminated. The xvision system provides a linear working environment within the surgeon’s field of sight with the AR headset.
MINIMAL OR FOOTPRINT
Liberate the surgical field with a system that only consists of a wearable surgeon headset and markers. Provides quick registration process of patient data and surgical tools.
ECONOMICAL INVESTMENT
Augmedics aims to increase accessibility of its cutting-edge technologies to surgeons, by providing the xvision system at a fraction of the cost of traditional navigation and robotics. The xvision system is agnostic to any spine pedicle screw implant and any intraoperative CT scanner used in surgery.
ABOUT
AUGMEDICS
With Augmedics, the future of surgery is in sight. The Chicago-based company aims to improve healthcare by augmenting surgery with cutting edge technologies that solve unmet clinical needs and instill technological confidence in the surgical workflow. Its pioneering xvision system, the first augmented reality navigation technology to be used in surgery, allows surgeons to see the patient’s anatomy through skin and tissue as if they have “x-ray vision,” allowing them to more accurately navigate instruments and implants during procedures. For more information, visit www.augmedics.com.
About xvision
Augmedics’ groundbreaking xvision Spine system (XVS) is the first augmented reality (AR) navigation system to be used in surgery. xvision Spine allows surgeons to visualize their patients’ 3D spinal anatomy during surgery as if they had “x-ray vision,” helping them to accurately navigate instruments and implants while looking directly at the patient, rather than a remote screen. The XVS consists of a transparent near-eye-display headset and all elements of a traditional navigation system. It accurately determines the position of surgical tools, in real-time, and superimposes them on the patient's CT data. The navigation data is then projected onto the surgeon’s retina using the headset, allowing him or her to simultaneously look at the patient and see the navigation data without averting their eyes to a remote screen during the procedure. The system is designed to revolutionize how surgery is done by giving the surgeon better control and visualization, which may lead to easier, faster and safer surgeries.

LEADERSHIP

NISSAN ELIMELECH
Founder, CEO
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With over 11 years in the medical device arena, Nissan is adept in identifying clinical needs and developing solutions. He holds Bachelor's degrees in Materials and Biomedical Engineering and an MBA

TIMOTHY MURAWSKI
President, CCO
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Tim has over 20 years of management experience and a proven track record of introducing disruptive technology in the robotic surgery market and creating new markets globally. His most recent endeavor included commercializing the Mazor Robot.

STUART WOLF
CTO
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Stuart specializes in new technology and medical devices. He has proven ability in software development, machine learning, image/signal processing and team leadership to successfully manage global development and create innovative products.

CHEN LANDOY-EINI
VP HR
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Chen is an experienced senior HR leader with a track record of 19 years of experience. She is dedicated to building cohesive teams and a strong company culture. She holds an MA in Organization Sociology and a BA in Human Resources & Sociology, both from Haifa University.

ANNA RAZ
COO
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Anna has over 13 years of experience in medical device operations. She received her Bachelor's degree from The Open University of Israel, and holds her Masters in Logistics, Materials and Supply Management from Bar-Ilan University.

SCOTT FINGER
VP Sales
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Scott has over 20 years experience as a sales leader within the medical device landscape. He specializes in disruptive technologies and drives results through leveraging market awareness and building and developing high performing sales teams.

TAMI HAREL
VP Regulatory, QA & Clinical Affairs
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Dr. Harel has extensive leadership experience in medical device product management including: R&D, pre-clinical studies, clinical strategy and studies design, establishing regulatory strategies and submissions to regulatory authorities world wide.
LATEST NEWS
PRESS RELEASES
- Dr. Frank Phillips is First in the World to Use Augmented Reality Surgical Guidance in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
- Augmedics Employees Lead $15 Million Series B Financing to Secure and Successfully Launch Company Amid COVID-19 Crisis
- First Augmented Reality Spine Surgery Using FDA-Cleared Augmedics xvision™ Spine System Completed in U.S.
- Augmedics Announces FDA 510K Clearance and U.S. Launch of xvision™, the First Augmented Reality Guidance System for Surgery
- Augmedics Begins First-in-Human Clinical Trial of xvision-spine (XVS) Augmented-Reality Surgical Navigation System
- Augmedics Secures $8.3 Million in Series A Funding for Augmented-Reality Surgical Visualization System
PUBLISHED STUDIES
- Augmented reality-assisted pedicle screw insertion: a cadaveric proof-of-concept study. Molina, C. A., Theodore, N., Ahmed, A., Westbroek, E. M., Mirovsky, Y., Harel, R., Orru’, E., Khan, M., Witham, T., & Sciubba, D. M. (2019). Augmented reality–assisted pedicle screw insertion: a cadaveric proof-of-concept study, Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine SPI, 31(1), 139-146
PRESS
- Dr. James Lynch is the First US Private Practice Surgeon to Use Augmented Reality Spine Surgical Guidance at a Community Hospital
OrthoSpineNews |
- Virtual reality the future of surgery with real benefits for patients
WGN9 |
- How 2 Johns Hopkins surgeons used augmented reality to revolutionize spine surgery
Becker's Spine |
- A ‘Game-Changer’: Johns Hopkins Uses Augmented Reality To Perform Major Surgeries
CBS Baltimore
- Augmedics Defies Odds with Financing During COVID-19 Pandemic
MD+DI: Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry |
- Dr. Daniel Sciubba performs 1st tumor resection with augmented reality tech at Johns Hopkins
Becker's Spine |
- Dr. Frank Phillips performs minimally invasive augmented reality-assisted spine surgery
Becker's Spine |
- This Week In XR: The Codeless Game Engine, The XR Contact Lens, FDA Approves Augmedics
Forbes |
- Augmedics, Alphatec & more: 9 device company launches, releases
Becker's Spine |
- Augmenting the Spine Surgeon's Reality
MD+DI: Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry |
- Augmedics launches its xvision spine AR nav system in U.S.
Mass Device |
- FDA greenlights Augmedics' AR system for spinal surgery
BioWorld MedTech |
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