The FDA cleared the Spineart Perla TL application for use with the new eCential Op.n robotic navigation platform. Both companies say the clearance marks a significant milestone in advancing robotic-assisted spine surgery
Spineart’s Perla app further integrates the Perla TL Open and MIS screw systems with the eCential Op.n platform. It offers a Spineart navigation-specific interface and dedicated Spineart navigated instruments. This aims to enhance surgical precision and procedural workflow. Additionally, the companies say the integration expands the range of 3D C-arms compatible with the system.
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eCential and Spineart say they plan to continue to drive further innovation on the Op.n platform following this recent collaboration. Spineart CE Jerome Trividic said the clearance underscores the companies’ commitment to delivering advanced procedural solutions to spine surgeons.
“This 510(k) clearance shows our dedication to innovation and increasing the capabilities and modularity of our Op.n platform for surgical and robotic navigation,” said Clement Vidal, CEO of eCential Robotics. “By combining our partner Spineart’s spine systems with our expertise in advanced robotic navigation, we are bringing a transformative solution to the operating room, benefiting both surgeons and patients while optimizing cost for medical facilities.”
