Robotic systems

Mazor™ robotic guidance platform

Robotic systems

Mazor™ robotic guidance platform

The Mazor™ robotic guidance system combines surgical navigation with operative planning so you can perform spinal surgery more efficiently.

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Description

Predictability. Precision. Visibility.

The Mazor™ system makes it efficient and intuitive to plan and simulate your cages and screws for a more efficient procedure. The automatic recognition feature allows you to visualize spinal elements in relation to one another, and an enhanced interface delivers fast and seamless access. 

Features

The Mazor™ system makes it efficient to plan an simulate the placement of your cages and screws.

Mazor™ planning is a robust preoperative software that allows the surgeon to visualize and optimize spinal elements in relation to one another with automatic anatomy recognition. It uses an enhanced interface that delivers fast and seamless access to plan and simulate a variety of planning elements. Planning is now more efficient and intuitive than ever.

  • Patient alignment
  • Patient specific rods (UNiD™ rod integration)
  • Pedicle screws
  • Interbody cages
  • Osteotomies
  • Facet decortication
  • Skin incisions
  • Bone mount options

The power of Midas Rex™ high-speed drill

The Midas Rex™ MR8™ and Stealth-Midas™ high-speed drill systems are fully integrated throughout your Mazor™ procedure. 

Midas Rex™ Mazor™ attachments and tools

Starting with pilot hole creation and advancing into bone removal, Midas Rex™ Mazor™ attachments and tools are designed to minimize the potential for skiving at speeds of up to 75,000 rpm.

Stealth Midas™ drill system

The Stealth Midas™ high-speed drill system has a permanently attached tracker that allows for the intraoperative navigation and real-time visualization of the Midas™ tool. It also features a locking mechanism that rotates to tighten the connection between the attachment and the motor to ensure navigation stays accurate throughout the case.

This Midas Rex™ pneumatic drill is using the acorn drill bit.
A surgeon holds the Midas Rex™ pneumatic drill.