Intelligent Implants Smartfuse Cage

Intelligent Implants Smartfuse Cageв ў Youtube The smartfuse ecap. the external control and power module (ecap) is a cloud connected medical wearable that wirelessly powers and communicates with the cage. the ecap is the “control center” for the smartfuse system; activating and controlling the cage while simultaneously collecting and transmitting data to the smartfuse cloud. during use. Intelligent implants is working on the future of electrotherapeutic orthopedic devices with a mission to develop a pipeline of smart, cloud connected implants that can accelerate, control, and remotely monitor bone growth. our aim is to reduce healing times, engage patients & surgeons, enable digital surgery robotics and ultimately improve.

The World Of Implantable Devices A Blog About What Is New And Old For educational purpose only! no copyright infringement intended all video parts are of the sole property of intelligent implants. Fig. 2 the smartfuse cage (intelligent implants) uses electrical signals and an array of electrodes to accelerate, control, and measure bone growth. the smartfuse external control and power module is a medical “wearable” that wirelessly powers and communicates with the implant. Startup intelligent implants received an fda breakthrough device designation new funding and a new ceo in recent months. the company’s smartfuse technology is a wirelessly enabled orthopedic platform designed to remotely stimulate, control and monitor bone growth. we spoke with benjamin a. hertzog, ph.d., days after taking the helm at the. Juan pardo, co founder and principle engineer of intelligent implants, talks about the smartfuse, a spinal fusion cage, shown in his lab at the center for device innovation at the texas medical.

Intelligent Implants Scores Fda Breakthrough Nod For Orthopedics Startup intelligent implants received an fda breakthrough device designation new funding and a new ceo in recent months. the company’s smartfuse technology is a wirelessly enabled orthopedic platform designed to remotely stimulate, control and monitor bone growth. we spoke with benjamin a. hertzog, ph.d., days after taking the helm at the. Juan pardo, co founder and principle engineer of intelligent implants, talks about the smartfuse, a spinal fusion cage, shown in his lab at the center for device innovation at the texas medical. The first indication for the smartfuse system will be for use in lumbar spinal fusions. in an interview with medgadget, intelligent implants’ ceo ben hertzog said about the implants’ remote monitoring functions: “in addition to stimulation, we can also use the implant to measure the electrical properties of the surgical site. Intelligent implants has already considered adaptations to the technology that would enable it to be implanted elsewhere, such as hips, knees or intramedullary rods. since the electronics in the smartfuse cage have been miniaturized to the point where it’s less than one cc of volume, the possibilities are nearly endless.